Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

Pa ieriU 2 They may not be wise as the wisest, they may not be clever or strong. There'll be times you will think that their counsel is narrow or utterly wrong. You will think when they frown upon pleasures which you are so eager to share That your father and mother who love you are merely an old-fashioned pair. But this they would have you remember, whatever they say or do It is not of themselves they are thinking - their thoughts are all centered in you. —Edgar A. Guest 4 Reprinted with permission of author The Reilly and Lee Co., Chicago � DEDICATION [E, the Class of 1952, gratefully dedicate our QUIVER to Our Parents, as an expression of appreciation for their patient sympathy and as a reminder to ourselves that through their moral teachings, we are able to take our proper place in the world. ☆ ☆ ☆ 5 FOREWORD Movieland — the place of dreams come true — where stars and stuntmen, producers and publicity agents strive to meet a constant challenge. Woonsocket High has its stars — the seniors of 1952. Our spectacular athletes serve as stuntmen, the juniors and freshmen completing the scene as understudies and extras. Guiding the cast are directors and producers, the members of our able faculty. We, as graduates, will face a constant challenge — that of using well the knowledge, training, and experience gained during our memorable high school years. 6 -• ■ • ’• y r•■■ •-. ‘ .• 5� iv v ' ;' y . • •, � '« •■JV . r. .• • .‘! -■' � s ■ . . sVi i ' iV • • -; ’ - • w ' . • � S •.. 1 Vav-.. .: � , • .•� ,•• % ,| | H , VW ■ -f. v � • mi M X; Z; •'. 1 •• .� ■.; . •; ' .� «' '.' . ' i( •’4 ’« v . • ' • . y,3s«, • . • . . Vv'V'! ■ . • • • o-y.v • ' ’ .’• • ’ - ’ •• •. � r« «V ,'- •' '-j •. • •: . - ;.c ,«v£ v. 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It's a harrowing but rewarding job as is the task of our teachers and executives, who aids us in becoming first-rate citizens and self-reliant members of our community. 10 JOSEPH F. DOWLING Vice Principal, Faculty Manager of Athletics MURIEL McFEE Dean of Girls MARY ADDANTE Plane Geometry, Algebra, Medieval History EDWARD CONDON Director of Guidance and Testing RAYMOND J. BETAGH Latin, Biology, Track Cross Country Coach ANNA C. DYJAK Spanish, Typewriting, Geography MARGARET S. FISH Home Economics RUTH BARTLEY English, Villa Novan FLORENCE A. GENEREUX Stenography MARGUERITE CRAWFORD Supervisor of Art 11 WALTER J. KANE English 12 THOMAS E. HANLEY Art, Mechanical Drawing SERENA F. JONES English WILFRED N. LAVALLEE. JR. French, U. S. History, Hockey Coach LOUISE B. LINTON English FRANCIS V. MARRAH Chemistry Chemistry, Basketball Coach ETHEL E. McCOMBE Bookkeeping, Law, Clerical Practice, Economics MARGARET E. McGiLL History LILLIAN R. MAHER Typewriting, Office Practice HELEN M. McCOMBE Law, Typewriting, Business Practice, Bookkeeping, Economics 13 BENJAMIN T. MESSERE Biology, Italian RICHARD W. O'CONNOR Speech CATHERINE R. O'DONNELL Business Practice, General Math, Commercial Geography RUTH E. PARSONS English, Director of Public Relations MAE F. OWENS Business Practice, Bookkeeping, Typewriting ADELINE G. RANDALL Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Plane Review ELIZABETH R. O'DONNELL Algebra, Trigonometry, Math Review 14 SARAH M. SMITH English and Dramatics FRANCOISE B. VALCOURT French II- HS H iSieHooL. WEREs HOLETWOOD 1 HEoN Mr. Marrah would be gag writer for Red Skelton Miss McGill would be president of Equity Miss Smith would be a producer for MGM The cafeteria would be The Brown Derby The auditorium would be The Hollywood Bowl The senior play would be a World Premiere The Villa Novan would feature Hedda Hopper Mr. Grady and musicians would be Fred Waring and Pennsylvanians Mrs. Doyle would be wardrobe mistress The art department would be Walt Disney's Studios Miss Krasowska would be MGM's business manager 15 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS ★ ★ ★ STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Patricia Pratt, Peter Calethu, Ann Page. 16 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS ¥ STUDENT COUNCIL Room 4: Rachel Aoer, Thomas Becea. Room 5: Marlene Chartier, Emery Chartier. Room 6: Claire Drainville, Leo Desbiens. Room 7: Marilyn Esten, Fredrick Gardella. Room 14: Brenda Goldman, David Hathaway. Room 15: Kathleen McGee, Raymond Mandeville. Room 16: Jo-Ann McKenna, Roger Morriseau. Room 17: Patricia Pratt, Roger Reedy. Room 26: Georgia Tsimortos, Ronald Van Brocklyn. Room 1: Beverly Biagetti, Charles Belba. Room 2: Eileen Cabana, Robert Carlson. Room 6: Attilia Delasanta, Mario Di Nunzio. Room 9: Gloria Houle, Charles Hart. Room 24: Lillian L'Heureux, Edmund Martin. Room 25: Ann Page, Albert Perrico. Room 27: Pauline Savard, Walter Sawyer. Room 11: Ruth Bu'gess, Peter Caleshu. Room 12: Jane Diohep, Gerald Carignan. Room 18: Patricia, Morin, Richard Kolaczkowski. Room 19: Marcia Smith, Irving Scott. Room 21: Lucille Wegimont, Walter Tokarczyk. Room 22: Shirley Masse, Jean Belhumeur. 17 ADDED c-.'g'M v • • • • • i • • . j 5 v' • - :■ •: V '- ;' ■ ; • • � r i '•• • . :• •. . •' . • • • •. • • - • • • . v i : s • - • • ' • , • • ! • ' • - 1 J •. .• •v •. SR. CLASS OFFICERS J. Belknap, A. Grivers, R. Sherman, C. Cote, D. Di Spirto, N. Oeziel. ★ ELECTIONS Something new was added to this year's election scene when athletes became politicians. After a spirited campaign and rally, the favorites were chosen and took their places as class officers. ★ 20 VILLA NOVAN REPORTERS THE VILLA NOVAN Read by everybody who is somebody is the Villa Novan, the Variety of W. H. S.( reporting and commenting upon happenings on and off the set. VILLA NOVAN EDITORIAL GROUP M. Smith, M. Johnson, C. Jolicoeur, C. Condon, O. Gemski, I. Bourassa, E. Palazini. I. Schuster, C. Cote. 21 DRAMATIC CLUB CAST OF SENIOR PLAY ★ MARCIA J. SMITH SANDRA CASTLEMAN ALEX PAPAIOANNOU NANCY DEZIEL IRVING SCOTT PETER CALESHU EUGENE SWEENEY CONRAD ADAM RAYMOND DUFRESNE RICHARD KOLACZKOWSKI ROBERT NEWLANDER JAMES MURRAY JEAN BELHUMEUR JOSEPH CIMEROL ★ DRAMATICS Skeletons! Skeletons! Skeletons! Woonsocket High was transformed into a graveyard — alive with skeletons — in preparation for ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. Congratulations to Miss Smith and the cast. The senior play was tops! The Dramatic Club under Miss Smith's direction presented the following programs: Armistice Day, Christmas, Lincoln Day, Class Night, and the Red Cross. 22 SCENES FROM ARSEN 16 AND OED RACE” f 4 23 ★ m us i e This year, the Senior Play was heralded by the very spooky mood music of the W. H. S. Orchestra, which also played for our assemblies throughout the year. Our band played not only at the usual football games and parades but also at the cornerstone-laying ceremonies of the new Woonsocket Hospital and at the dedication of the North Central Airport. Always high-spirited, our musicians turned in fine performances everywhere. ★ ORCHESTRA Second row—R. Fontaine, G. Carignan, E. Marrah, P. Gemski, R. Smith. First row—E. Archambault, I. Wegimont, O. Gemski, M. Bousquet, M. Lussier, W. Tokarczyk. 24 MAJORETTES J. Hetu, C. Rusk, D. Nunes. S. Kane, M. Johnson, B. Coccoli, J. Danis, L. Schuster. C. Brissette, J. Gaiga, J. Dufresne, S. Hudson. BAND Third row R. Masse, P. Gemski, E. Archambault, C. Grosko, R. Newlander, G. Carignan, A. lariviere, E. Marrah, R. Bruni. Second row-R. Fontaine, W. Tokarczyk, L. Wegimont, M. Lussier, R. Reilly, R. Morin, H. Carignan, E. Faubert. First row C. Jolicoeur, C. lipsky, J. Belliveau, R. Southwick, K. Malatt, V. Payne, O. Gemski. 25 QUIVER LITERARY GROUP E. Desjardins, C. Condon, R. Burgess, H. Murphy, G. Ross, M. Lussier, I. Wegimont, J. Diohep, C. Virgilio, C. Cote, A. Papaioannou. CO-EDITORS Claire Cote Marylin Lussier LITERARY EDITORS Gail Ross Carmela Virgilio Jane Diohep ASSISTANT EDITORS Ruth Burgess Carol Condon Helen Murphy QUIVER BOARD Meet a corps of amateur editors, photographers, and artists, who labored diligently at turning out a creditable yearbook for the class of '52. But all was not work, as one might suspect. The gay confabs held with our faculty advisors in Room 24 were enjoyed by one and all. QUIVER ARTISTS E. Howard, E. Desjardins, V. Lupu, T. Martin, R. Conti, M. San:os, C. Hart. SPORTS EDITORS Lesley Schuster Alex Papaioannou PHOTOGRAPHERS Helen Murphy Normand Benoit REPORTERS Lucille Wegimont Elizabeth Desjardins ADVISERS Louise B. Linton Constance Krasowska QUIVER TYPISTS M. Mellor, J. Lataille, C. L'Esperance, J. Lizotte, S. Masse, A. Grivers, S. Castle-man, N. Deziel, H. Perron. QUIVER ADVERTISING GROUP E. Casavant, C. Cote, N. DeStefani, J. Hetu, A. Papaioannou, G. Ross, L. Schuster, E. Sweeney, C. Virgilio, G. Bebeau, M. Lussier, G. Carignan QUIVER SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE F. Brissette, E. Coccoli, C. Cote, C. Virgilio, G. Ross, J. Diohep, B. Franks, C. Jolicoeur, R. Burgess, C. Condon, C. L'Esperance, M. Lussier, G. Beauchemin, B. Newlander, H. Murphy, G. Ross, L. Wegimont, J. Lizotte, G. Lesiak, T. Perrira, E. Desjardins, J. Smith. 26 QUIVER TYPISTS S. Masse, M. Mellor, M. Egan, M. Brochu, S. Kane, S. Cattleman. (Not in picture J. Lataille, C. L'Esperance, J. Lizotte, A. Grivers, N. Deziel, H. Perron) QUIVER SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE F. Brissette, N. Coccoli, C. Cote, C. Virgilio, G. Ross, J. DioHep, B. Franks, C. Jolicoeur, R Burgess, C. Condon, C. L'Esperance, M. Lussier, G. Beauchemin, B. Newlander, H. Murphy, G. Ross, L. Wegimont, J. Lizotte, G. Lesiak, T. Perrira, E. Desjardins, J. Smith. 27 PEP RALLY Hard work and enthusiasm resulted in a Hollywood style pep rally in J. H. S. auditorium before our annual Mount-Woonsocket Football Game. FOOTBALL FUN, a skit hilariously foretelling the outcome of the game, won top billing. Headliners were Beauty and The Beast and The Charleston Kids, with the W. H. S. band, majorettes, and cheerleaders as added attractions. 28 YOUTH GOVERNMENT Third row—N. Deziel, I. Scott, G. Carignan, D. Maguire. Second row R. Newlander, J. Belknap, A. Papaioannou, R. Roberge, W. Tokarczyk, P. Morin. First row—D. Keenan, R. Burgess, B. Shorr, J. Diohep, S. Castleman, J. Girard, P. Hogan. UNITED NATIONS GROUP G. Gardiner, D. Hopper, R. Guertin, T. Shunney, D. DiSpirito, R. Sherman, J. Belknap. I. L'Heureux, A. Delasanta, P. Morin, J. Hetu, G. Houle, K. Gross. 29 SENIOR PROM ☆ ☆ Dancing in dreamland on a clear winter night, an experience long to be remembered by those who attended the '51 Senior Prom. Cozy tables, blue decorations and the soft music of Fern Mandeville's Orchestra added to the dreamy atmosphere. ☆ ☆ SENIOR PROM 30 JUNIOR CLASS QUEEN JUDY POMFRET BEING CROWNED 8Y ROBT GUERTIN, CLASS PRESIDENT JUNIOR PROM Once under a blue moon we, the class of '52, held our Junior Prom, one of the most important events during our high school years. Highlighting the evening was the choosing and crowning of the May Queen, Miss Judith Pomfret. JR. CLASS OFFICERS AND ESCORTS 31 _ • r '-M - A - c ' r - • ■ r mu .. '• “ � t” • r _ - s .'. • ■- r- - ' v J K r y. f n • , 1 v r . jw '■ .' v ,t • r - , «K 7. l s-' r r r .. w .p. - ‘ r V m. S! 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R Morin and R Dionne, Coach Savaria. FOOTBALL Ready, set, 1-2-3-4! A quick snap from center, and Woonsocket is off to another successful league season. In their first league encounter, the Sa-variamen showed some of the power that made them a top threat all through the season. With Tom Martin scoring once and Peter Glode twice, Woonsocket thumped Classical (19-7) on the latter's field. Although Woonsocket out-rushed, out-passed, and out-kicked De La Salle, the Crusaders scored more touchdowns and downed the Villa Novans (25-13) in Woonsocket's second Class B game. It was a thriller all the way. Early in the first period Glode intercepted a De La Salle pass and raced 60 yards for a T. D. The Crusaders immediately retaliated with a score and the extra point to give them a 7-6 edge. In the second period the scoring was reversed, and the half ended in a 13-13 deadlock. But that proved to be all for the Villa Novans, as the Crusaders picked up two more touchdowns to go on to victory. 34 Dominating the play throughout the game, West Warwick's undefeated eleven swamped Woonsocket 32-0. The Villa No-vans were on the defensive all through the game, and only once did Woonsocket show any signs of life. Just before the half ended, the Savariamen managed to get the ball as far as the 6-inch line of West Warwick but the whistle blew before the ball could be carried over. During the second period Tom Martin, stellar back of Woonsocket, received an injury which kept him out for the rest of the season. With three of its best backs — Martin, Swiech, and Bebeau — out for the season because of shoulder injuries, Woonsocket was forced to shift from the T-formation to the single wing. The non-league game with Hope, which Woonsocket won in an upset, (13-7) was the first time in several seasons that the Villa Novans used the single wing. Bill Keefe and Pete Glode each scored, with Doug Hopper kicking the extra point. Woonsocket next took on a big powerful Aldrich eleven, but by alternating between the T and the single wing, the Villa Novans cut the visitors down to size by a score of 33-7. Pete Glode enjoyed a great day in this game. Besides scoring, Pete threw a long touchdown pass to Hopper and made a lot of gains on the ground, one of them an 84-yard run that set up another T. D. Aldrich's lone tally came in the first period and put them momentarily ahead, but after that Woonsocket was never headed. 35 Still working from the single wing, the Villa Novans made it three s'raigh' by drubbing a tough Gorton team (20-0). Early in the first period Don La Roche caught the opposition flatfooted and raced 61 yards for a touchdown, which was sufficient to beat the visitors. Pete Glode chipped in with two T. D.'s and Don Di Spirito kicked the two extra points. The real credit for the victory, however, went to the Woonsocket line. Opening holes in the Gorton defenses and superb blocking contributed toward the Villa Novan's victory. Striking hard and often, Woonsocket rallied to another league victory by trimming Westerly (33-0). Unleashing a powerful attack, mixed with some sharp passing, the Villa Novans completely dominated the game from the start and were never in danger. Glode and Keefe each carried the pigskin over twice, and Doug Hopper once, with Di Spirito adding the three extra points to complete the Woonsocket scoring. It was the fourth straight victory for Woonsocket since shifting to the single wing, and both fans and players were sure that they could beat De La Salle and West Warwick if given another chance. Hitting hard and charging fast, Woonsocket again won the City Football Championship by trouncing Mt. St. Charles (33-0) at Barry Field. The game which, by the request of Mount, has been shifted from Thanksgiving to Columbus Day was a complete sellout with over 3,500 fans present to cheer their favorites on. There was no 36 scoring in the first quarter, but in the second Keefe heaved a long pass to Somers and it was good for a touchdown. Intercepting a Mount pass, Glode carried it to the 27, and a few plays later Hopper crossed the goal line. Di Spirito converted for the extra point. La Roche intercepted another Mount pass, and later Glode carried the ball across to make the score 19-0. Stopping a Mount advance cold, Woonsocket took over on the Saint's 40. Four plays brought it to the five, and from there Pete scored again with Di Spirito kicking the point to make the score 26-0. Moe Martin intercepted a pass and Billy Somers carried the ball to the 11; Pete Glode then made his third touchdown, and again Di Spirito delivered to end the scoring at 33-0. After winning 5 straight, Woonsocket suffered a setback at the hands of Pawtucket West. The 14-13 score was the result of previous scouting of Woonsocket by West. Glode and Hopper each contributed a touchdown to the losing cause, but the Villa Novans were fighting all the way. The victory enabled West to gain a tie with Woonsocket for third place in Class B football. Pete Glode was named to the second team of The Providence Journal's All-Rhode Island Schoolboy Elevens. Mentioned on All-Class B teams were Hagiperos, Di Spirito, Hopper, Santucci, and Moe Martin. 37 BASKETBALL TEAM I. Scott, R. Smith, E. Marrah, L. Gaboory, J. Swiech, R. Santucci, R. Theroux, D. Tanacea, R. Dwyer, F. Marrah. D. longtin, D. Hopper, D. Paulhus, Co. Capts. P. Glode, J. Belknap, R AAorrisseau, E. Martin, R Neri. RASKEsTBALt 38 BASKETBALL Although Woonsocket didn't get into the win column very often. Coach Marrah's 1952 charges were in there fighting all the way. The addition of two tall men, Gus Santucci and Doug Hopper, gave High School a better chance on the boards, but the Class A League still proved to be too much for the Villa Novans. Woonsocket did pretty well in exhibition contests, ending with a 4-3 record by defeating North Providence, Lockwood, the Alumni, and Killingly (second game); and dropping close ones to Pawtucket East, La Salle, and Killingly (first game). High School won only two games in league competition, the first a thrilling 58-57 victory over Mt. St. Charles, and the second, a 53-48 upset over Pawtucket West late in the season. The Marrahmen would probably have fared better in the other games, but the tall men and the high scorers frequently left the game via the five-foul route, the team's undoing. Such was the case in Woonsocket's second game with Mt. St. Charles, which ended in an astounding upset by the lowly last-place Mount under-dogs. Johnny Swiech and Pete Glode left late in the third quar- 4- ter with Woonsocket leading, 33-30. Without their services the team was lost, and the Mounties took the game 49-43. One of the high points of the game came toward the end when the flashy Satch Wiitz of Mount completely outfared the Villa Novans and scored seven consecutive points to sew up the game for the Hill-toppers. This win threw the teams into a tie for the City Championship, so arrangements were made for a playoff game to settle the issue. The game was played on Mount's Court, and it was a rough and tumble affair. Coach Heinie Murray's charges enjoyed quarter leads of 11-8, 28-18, and 40-27. Pete Glode, playing his last game for High School, as were Swiech, Belknap, Hopper, and Santucci, turned in a whale of a game, scoring twenty points and making and breaking plays on the floor, but could not stem the tide of Mount's scoring, with the result that Woonsocket lost, 57-46. Things look bleak for next year's team, since there is only one regular, Moe Martin, returning. However, there are some fine prospects coming up from the JV squad. Coach Marrah deserves a great deal of credit for the fine job he has done, and you can be pretty sure that his team will be in there fighting again next year. 39 TRACK TEAM R. Blais, R. Connell, M. Baram, E. Chartier. A. Papaioannou, G. Ondis, R. Comeau, C. Gresko, G. Scanlon. The 1952 track team under Captain John Laflamme competed in two dual meets. Woonsocket won (70-40) in the Gorton meet but lost at Westerly (46-44). CONTENDERS IN 1952 EVENTS R. Comeau 100 and 200 yard dash Broad Jump G. Ondis 440 Yard Dash Javelin C. Gresko Half Mile G. Scanlon Half Mile E. Chartier Mile R. Blais Mile J. Conlon Mile A. Papaioannou Hammer M. Martin Shot Put, Discus, Hammer N. Haddad Shot Put, Discus W. Robitaille Javeim 40 CROSS COUNTRY R. Morriseau, T. Becea, R. Smith, N. Tanacea, W. Darcey, P. Lauzon, R. Casavant, P. Gemski, Mgr. F. Garadella, C. Gresko, G. Scanlon, Capt. J. Bulleit, E. Chartier, R. Desrosiers, D. Winn. eRoOcScS eOUNTRT Woonsocket High does it again! Setting a new record, the Villa Novans won the Class B Championship for the fifth successive time. W. H. S. harriers defended their title by defeating Westerly 20-54 in its first meet of the season. Capt. Jim Bulleit was first across for Woonsocket. Capt. Bulleit led his team to a wide margin victory, 19-54, over No. Providence. Scanlon and Oesrosiers were next to finish. Woonsocket suffered its first defeat, 21-34, against Mt. Pleasant. Dick Desros-iers was the first Villa Novan home. In the Burton trophy race, the squad finished a close second with 41 points to Cranston's 39. Betagh's boys downed Hope 20-37, sewing up the first five places. W. H. S. defeated Cranston in a dual meet, 23-32, with George Scanlon the first home for the winning team. Paced by Scanlon, the boys won a hard fought victory over Moses Brown—28-29. Congratulations, Ray Betagh! Woonsocket High is proud to be the home of the 1952 Class B champions. 41 HOCKEY TEAM R. Roberge, M. Roussell, D. Dexter J. Gemski, M. Peloquin, Coach W. Lavallee, G. Allard, R. Dubois, F. Sara-cina, R. Triano, W. Mandigo, R. Morin W Darcey, N. Gill, Co-Capt. G Bebeau, L. Chabot, E. Desrosiers, Co Capt. A. Wiard, G. Mazzarella, T. Martin. HOCKEW The W. H. S. hockey team began its season in fine style by defeating the favored Mt. St. Charles sextet, 1-0, in a round robin exhibition game. Tom Martin, assisted by Ray Triano, scored the one and only goal of the game. With the flame of victory still burning strongly, Woonsocket fell into the snares of the strong Burrillville, Hope and East Providence teams. The team fought harder and harder, losing to North Providence 3-2 in overtime and battling Cranston into a 3-3 deadlock. La Salle brought the weary pucksters down to an 8-1 defeat, and with an ardent desire for victory. Coach Lavallee's boys crashed through a tie in sudden death and downed Mount Pleasant 2-1. Bebeau and Gill did the scoring with assists by Wiard and Turcotte, while Chabot turned aside several M. P. threats to break the deadlock. The big game of the season against the Mount showed Woonsocket the aggressor in an attempt to duplicate their pre-season victory. But the tiring Villa Novans were soon set back to a spirited defense and lost 4-1 before a crowd of more than 2,500 roaring fans. Wiard scored Woonsocket's lone goal. In the last game of the season the squad rallied eight goals to Central's one, with tallies contributed by Bebeau, Triano, Darcy, Wiard, Gill, Mazzarella, and Rouselle. Woonsocket missed a seat in the playoff berth by one place. But with the skillful coaching of Wilt Lavallee aided by Derosiers, Darcy, Triano, and Gill, we hope to be up among the top six next season. 42 BASEBALL TEAM R. Tanguay, M. Rouselle, R. Lefebvre, R. Morin, L. Hodgson. C. Twomcy, C. Hart, R. Richards, D. Nason. Coach Savaria, F. Gardella, B. Santucci, D. Desrosiers, G Mazzarella, D. Hopper, J. Belknap, M. Lambert, Assistant Coach Piekos. P. Glode, L. Berthod, J. Swiech, J. Notorangelo, W. Darcey, R. Morriseau, D. LaRoche. E ASEdE AIoL 1951 Led by the inspired pitching of Pete Glode and Gildo Foresti and the great hitting of Jimmy Belknap, Woonsocket High waltzed away with the Northern Rhode Island Baseball Championship. Beaten only once, the Savariamen ended the season with a 13 WON, 1 LOST record. The Villa Novans rolled along undefeated for six straight games, beating Central Falls, Cumberland, Pawtucket Vocational, Sacred Heart, North Providence, and Mount St. Charles before being edged by Burri-ville, 5 to 4. After the first tilt with the Broncos, Woonsocket hit its stride again and won over Central Falls, Cumberland, Pawtucket Vocational (forfeit), Sacred Heart, North Providence, and Mount. This last Mount game clinched the title for the Villa Novans with only one game left—the second with Burriville. Woonsocket successfully ended the season by knocking off the Broncos, 8 to 4, atoning for their previous lone defeat. The semi-finals for the state championship presented the only sour note in an otherwise great season. Unable to cope with La Salle's prowess on the diamond, Woonsocket was defeated in two straight games, 14 to 1 and 8 to 0, the latter a nohitter. Pete Glode had a 9-1 mark for the season and Capt. Gildo Foresti ended with a clean slate of 3-0. While Pete and Gildo were keeping the opposing teams' score down, Jim Belknap was the big hitting gun for Woonsocket. Jim had a .418 batting average with one homer, three triples, three doubles, thirteen singles, and twenty runs batted in. A look at the roster for 1952 shows that only two of last year's team have graduated; and with a bench full of players to replace them, Woonsocket's chances for again winning the Northern Division title are excellent. 43 THE STARS T l | t yif •+ . ) ’ : « ' CW) ' ■ AV ,A.’� |T� V , i3) .. '7 ? C Secretary NANCY DEZIEL MOLLY Cheer, Cheer, Cheer Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 4; Senior Play 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Pep Rally 3, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Villa Novan 3, 4; Girl's Bas ketball 2; Youth Government Day 4. President JAMES BELKNAP JIMMY Brute Force Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Cross Country Squad 2; Pep Rally 4; Usher 4; Senior Dues Committee 4; Baseball Letterman 2, 3, 4; Decorating Committee 3, 4; Youth Government Day 4; Basketball Letterman 2, 3, 4. Secretary CLAIRE COTE LEE Quo Vadis? Student Council 3; Student Council Officer 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Pep Rally 2, 3, 4; Choral Group 3, 4; Villa Novan 3, 4. Treasurer RICHARD SHERMAN DICK The Hero Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Informal Dance Committee 3, 4; Football Letterman 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally 4; World Affairs Group 4; Ticket Committee 3, 4; Color Committee 3; Decorating Committee 3, 4. Vice-President ANN GRIVERS ANNIE My Favorite Blonde Student Council 2, 3; Junior Class Officer 3; Subscription Committee 3; Ring Committee 3; Usherette 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Pep Rally 4; Color Committee 3; Decorating Committee 3. Chairman DONALD Dl SPIRITO DON Swell Guy Senior Class Officer 4; Formal Dance Committee 3, 4; Football Letterman 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally 4; United Nations Group 4; Ticket Committee 4; Usher 4; Armistice Day Program 4; Decoration Committee 3, 4. 46 DORIS ABRANTS “DOTTY Dream Girl Student Council 2 Villa Novan 4 Youth Government 4 Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 4 ★ ROBERT ANDERSON BOB The Web ★ JEANINE AREL JEAN Happiest Days of Your Life Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 ★ DANIEL BALDELLI DANNY Cause for Alarm Dramatic Club 4 Ticket Committee 3 Baseball Squad 3 Decorating Committee 4 ★ JANET BARDELL JAN Take a Letter, Dear Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Villa Novan 4 JEANNETTE BARRY Painting the Clouds With Sunshine Dramatic Club 4 World Affairs Group 4 Choral Group 2 Candy Committee 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 ★ MADELEINE BARRY MICKEY Tea for Two Informal Dance Committee 3 Cnoral Group 2 Public Relations Messenger 4 Girls Basketball 2 ★ HAROLD BATEMAN BATE Going My Way Football Letterman 4 Football Squad 3 Choral Group 4 Usher 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ RONALD BATEMAN ★ GERTRUDE BEAUCHEMIN GERT The Woman in White Dramatic Club 4 Subscription Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 47 EUGENE BEBEAU GENE Bright Victory Football letterman 2, 3 Track Squad 2 Hockey Letterman 2. 3, 4 Color Committee 3 ★ JEAN BELHUMEUR BELL Call Me Mister Student Council 2, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Senior Play 4 Villa No van 4 Stamp Committee 4 Ticket Committee 4 Informal Dance Committee 3 Poster Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Color Committee 3 ★ JEANNETTE BELLIVEAU FRENCHY On Top of Old Smoky Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 United Nations Group 4 Candy Committee 4 Barry Field Vender 4 Decorating Committee 4 Girls' Basketball 2 ★ NORMAND BENOIT Watch the Birdie Student Council 2 Choral Group 3, 4 Villa Novan 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ CAROLE BENVENUTI Kind Lady Girls' Committee 2 Stamp Committee 4 Ticket Committee 4 LOUIS BERTHOD LOUIE The Big Punch Poster Committee Choral Group 2, 3 Baseball Letterman 2, 3, 4 Decorating Committee 4 Basketball Squad 2 ★ GLORIA BERTINI Every Girl Should Be Married Villa Novan Subscription 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 2, 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Public Relation Messenger 4 Usherette 3, 4 Armistice Day Program 2 Villa Novan ★ OSCAR BIBEAULT The Quiet One ★ RICHARD BLISS DICK They Wouldn't Believe Me Student Council 2 ★ LUCY BOURASSO LOU Make Mine Music Formal Dance Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Color Committee 3 I Speak for Democracy 4 Quiver Typist 4 Usherette 3 Villa Novan 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 Girls' Basketball 2 48 JAMES BULLEIT JOSEPH BRADLEY JOE M?et Me After the Show ★ BETTY BRADY The Farmer's Daughter Student Council 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Usherette 4 ★ CLAIRE BRASSARD Keep 'Em Flying Dramatic Club 4 Stamp Committee 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Usherette 4 ★ MURIEL BROCHU MUR I'll Never Forget You Dramatic Club 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 3, 4 Stamp Committee 4 Quiver Typist 4 Usherette 3, 4 Villa Novan Typist ★ SHIRLEY BROUSSEAU My Favorite Brunette SNAPPER He Ran All the Way Track Letterman 2, 3, 4 Poster Committee 3 Choral Group 2, 3 Usher 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ RUTH BURGESS RUTHIE Golden Girl Student Council 4 Formal Dance Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Literary Board 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Decoration Committee 3 Youth Government Day 3 ★ JOSEPHINE BUTERA JOSIE Never a Dull Moment Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 3, 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Christmas Play 4 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 4 Decoration Committee 4 ★ PETER CALESHU PETE Smiling Through Student Council 4 Student Council Officer 4 Senior Play 4 Track Squad 3 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 3 Public Relations Messenger 4 Youth Government Day 4 Basketball Squad 3 ★ EDWIN CAMARA EDDIE Gasoline Alley 49 ROBERT CASTELLO ROBERT CAMPBELL “BOB The Lemon Drop Kid ★ LUCILLE CAPEAU LOU Here Comes the Groom Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Candy Committee 4 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 3 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ GERALD CARIGNAN “JERRY Man About Town Student Council 4 Ring Committee 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Youth Government 4 ★ MARY LOU CARRIGNAN Dance, Girl, Dance Dramatic Club 4 Choral Group 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ EDWARD CASAVANT CASIE “Man on the Run Advertising Committee 4 Ticket Committee 4 Cross Country Letterman 2 Cross Country Squad 3 Decoration Committee 4 “BOB Mr. Imperium Football Squad 4 Baseball Squad 2, 3, 4 Basketball Squad 2, 3 ★ SANDRA CASTLEMAN SANDY My Dear Secretary Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Usherette 3, 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 Youth Government 4 Quiver Typist 4 Stamp Committee 4 Candy Committee 3 Ticket Committee 4 ★ LEO CHABOT RED LIGHT The Great Lover Student Council 3 Hockey Letterman 2, 3, 4 Ticnet Committee 4 ★ LIONEL CHOINIERE SWEENEY Lost Moment ★ JOSEPH CIMEROL JOE The West Point Story Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Choral Group 4 Ticket Committee 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Christmas Play 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 50 CAROL CONDON Sunny Side of the Street Dramatic Club 4 Literary Board 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 Barry Field Vender 2 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 Girl's Basketball 4 ★ PAULETTE CORMIER Lovely to Look At Informal Dance Committee 4 Usherette 3 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ★ EDWARD DANIS JUGHEAD Little Brown Jug Hockey Squad 3 Public Relations Messenger 4 Baseball Squad ★ JOAN DANIS Let's Live a Little Majorette 2, 3. 4 Formal Dance Committee 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 2, 3, 4 United Nations Group 4 Villa Novan 4 Decoration Committee 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ RICHARD DENOYELLE DICK Champion Formal Dance Committee 4 Football Letterman 2, 3, 4 Choral Group 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Usher 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 Decoration Committee 4 ELIZABETH DESJARDINS LIZ The Beautiful Blonde From Bashful Bend Dramatic Club 4 Quiver Artist 4 Subscription Committee 4 Pep Rally 2, 4 Poster Committee 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Christmas Play 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 ★ NANCY DE STEFANI Three Guys Named Mike Dramatic Club 4, Advertising Committee 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 4, Candy Committee 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 Barry Field Vender 3 Usherette 3 Villa Novan 4 Decoration Committee 4 ★ ELAINE DILLOYEN Destination Moon Dramatic Club 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 Usherette 4 ★ JANE DIOHEP JANEE When I Grow Up Student Council 2, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Literary Board 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Christmas Play 4 Villa Novan 4 Youth Government Day 4 ★ BERNADETTE DUBOIS BERNIE Song of Bernadette Dramatic Club 3, 4 Pep Rally 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 I Speak for Democracy 3 Christmas Piay 4 Barry Field Vender 2, 3 Villa Novan 3 Girls Basketball 2 51 RAYMOND DUFRESNE RAY Lady, Let's Dance Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 ★ WILLIAM DUMAIS BILLY Billy the Kid Student Council 2 Junior Class Officer 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 3 Decorating Committee 3 ★ MARY EGAN For the Love of Mary Formal Dance Committee 3 Poster Committee 3 Candy Committee 3 Usherette 2, 3 Color Committee 3 Quiver Typist 4 Villa Novan 4 Decorating Committee 3 Girls Basketball 2 ★ BARBARA FANEUF Light Touch Formal Dance Committee 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 3, 4 Choral Group 4 Candy Committee 4 Orchestra 2 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ ROSS FANNING SLEEPER Sunset Boulevard Student Council 3 Ticket Committee 4 Ring Committee 3 Sports Manager 2, 3, 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ROGER FOREST ROG The Sheik of Araby Ticket Committee 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ★ DANIEL FORESTAL DANNY The Groom Wore Spurs Pep Rally 2. 3 Poster Committee 4 Ticket Committee 4 Band 2, 3 Orchestra 2 Public Relations Messenger 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ★ RHODA GALKIN His Kind of Woman Formal Dance Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 3 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 2, 3 Villa Novan 3, 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ GEORGE GARDINER GEORGIE Behave Yourself Formal Dance Committee 3, 4 Hockey Squad 2 Cross Country Squad 2 World Affairs Group 4 Usher 4 ★ CONSTANCE GAUTHIER CONNIE Lady Be Good Dramatic Club 4 Ticket Committee 4 Girl's Basketball 2 52 JOAN GIRARD Junior Mis Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Color Committee 3 Senior Dues Committee 4 Barry Field Vender 4 Usherette 3 Villa Novan 4 Girls Basketball 2 Youth Government 4 Radio Panel Discussion 4 ★ EMILE GLODE PETE He Walked By Night Football Letterman 2, 3, 4 Baseball Letterman 2, 3, 4 Basketball Letterman, 2, 3, 4 ★ MURIEL GODIN Love is Better Than Ever Pep Rally 2, 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 ★ CONSTANCE GOULET CONNIE Sweet and Lovely Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Candy Committee 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Usherette 3, 4 ★ KATHERINE GROSS KAY Katie Did It United Nations Group 4 Choral Group 4 ROBERT GUERTIN BOB On the Loose Student Council 2 Junior Class Officer 3 Formal Dance Committee 3, 4 United Nations Group 4 Ring Committee 3 Color Committee 3 Senior Dues Committee 4 Baseball Letterman 2 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ★ EDWARD HAGGERTY EDDY Devil on Wheels' Senior Play 2 Pep Rally 3 ★ LOUIS HASHWAY LOUIE On Dangerous Grounds Track Letterman 3 ★ JACQUELINE HETU JACKIE Bird of Paradise Majorette 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 World Affairs Group 4 Choral Group 4 Ticket Committee 4 Usherette 3 Decorating Committee 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ PATRICIA HOGAN PAT My Wild Irish Rose Formal Dance Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Color Committee 3 Decorating Committee 3 Youth Government Day 4 53 DOROTHY KEENAN DOUGLAS HOPPER DOUG Try and Get Me Football Letterman 4 United Nations Group 4 Baseball Letterman 4 Basketball Letterman 4 ★ ERNEST HOWARD ERNIE The Guy Who Came Back” Poster Committee 3, 4 Quiver Artist 4 ★ MARILYN JOHNSON JO A Letter, Darling Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ SHIRLEY KANE SHIRL Best Foot Forward Majorette 2, 3, 4 Pep Rally 3, 4 Quiver Typist 4 Girl's Basketball 2 Christmas Tree Committee 4 Decorating Committee 4 Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Villa Novan 4 ★ FLORINA KAUPP Where There's Life Dramatic Club 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 3, 4 Stamp Committee 4 Barry Field Vender 4 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 4 Radio Panel Discussion 4 DOTTY The Lady Takes a Sailor Dramatic Club 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Color Committee 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Armistice Day Program 3 Decorating Committee 4 Youth Government 4 ★ RICHARD KOLACZKOWSKI KOS Kill the Umpire Student Council 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Cross Country Squad 3 Villa Novan 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 World Affairs Group 3 ★ ROSE KOURY Take Care of My Little Girl Pep Rally 2, 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Barry Field Vendor 4 Villa Novan 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ PETER KURCZY Relentless ★ CONSTANCE KUSNAROWIS CONNIE Four Leaf Clover Advertising Committee 4 Subscription Committee 4 Pep Rally 2, 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Villa Novan 4 54 RICHARD LAFERRIERE DONALD LEMAY DON DICK Sky High Pep Rally 4 Band 2 ★ FRANCIS LAMY FRANKIE Francis Goes to the Races Poster Committee 3 Pep Rally 4 Decorating Committee 2 ★ DONALD LAROCHE DON Big Bruiser Football Letterman 2, 3, 4 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 4 Color Committee 3 Baseball Letterman 2, 3, 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ JEANNETTE LATAILLE Spellbound Candy Vender 3 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Stamp Committee 4 Quiver Typist 4 Villa Novan Typist 4 Decorating Committee 3 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ JEANNE LEDOUX Flying Fortress Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Pep Rally 2 Barry Field Vender 3 Usherette 3 Villa Novan 3 Decorating Committee 3 Girl's Basketball 2 Fancy Pants Football Squad 2 Ticket Committee 4 Public Relations Messenger 4 Decorating Committee 4 ROBERT LEMIEUX BOB Angel in the Outfield Pep Rally 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ CLAIRE L'ESPERANCE PIC You Gotta Stay Happy Dramatic Club 4 Subscription Committee 4 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Barry Field Vender 4 ★ JACQUELINE LIZOTTE JACKIE Laughing Gas Student Council 3 Dramatic Club 4 Subscription Committee 4 Pep Rally 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Color Committee 3 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 3 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ★ DONALD LONGTIN LONG JOHN Young Man With a Horn Football Letterman 3, 4 Football Squad 2 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 4 Christmas Play 3 Baseball Squad 2, 3 Decorating Committee 4 Baseball Letterman 4 55 MARYLIN LUSSIER LYN Woman of Distinction Dramatic Club 4 Literary Board 4 Subscription Committee 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 4 Candy Committee 4 Ring Committee 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Villa Novan 3 ★ NANCY MACULAN One Touch of Venus Student Council 2 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Informal Dance Committee 2 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 2, 3, 4 Ticket Committee 2, 4 Candy Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Barry Field Vender 2, 3 ★ DOROTHY MAGUIRE DOTTY American Beauty Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Pep Rally 2, 3, Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Villa Novan 4 Youth Government 4 ★ JUNE MANNOCHIO The Small Voice Formal Dance Committee 3 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committe? 3 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 2 Decorating Committee 3 ★ SHIRLEY MASSE A Guy Named Joe Student Council 4 Informal Dance Committee 3 Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Quiver Typist 4 Barry Field Vender 2 Usherette 3 Villa Novan 3, 4 Girl's Basketball 3 GERALD MAZZARELLA 111 Get By Football Letterman 2, 3, 4 Hockey Letterman 2, 3, 4 Baseball Letterman 3, 4 ★ BARBARA McBRIDE Modern Times Pep Rally 4 Candy Committee 2 ★ MARJORIE MELLOR MARGIE Margie Dramatic Club 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Quiver Typist 4 Barry Field Vender 4 Villa Novan Typitt 4 ★ ALFRED MENARD FREDDY Lone Star ★ JANET MINOT Chance of a Lifetime Choral Group 3 56 PATRICIA MORIN DAVID NARADOWY PAT Love and Learn Student Council 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Christmas Play 4 Usherette 3 Girl's Basketball 2 Youth Government 4 ★ PHYLLIS MORIN PHIL You Never Can Tell Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 United Nations Group 4 Carry Field Vender 3, 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ MURIEL MOUSSETTE Lady of Mystery Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Candy Committee 4 Barry Field Vender 4 Usherette 3 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ HELEN MURPHY MUFTY When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Formal Dance Committee 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Advertising Committee 4 Subscription Committee 3, 4 Pep Rally 4 Barry Field Vender 3, 4 Villa Novan 3 Literary Board 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 Photographer 3, 4 ★ JAMES MURRAY JIMMY Top of the Mornin' Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 2, 3 Christmas Play 4 Public Relation Messenger 4 Villa Novan 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ROCKY Springtime in the Rockies Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Sports Manager 3 Baseball Letterman 3 Decorating Committee 4 ★ PAUL NESPOLO Three Steps North ★ BEVERLY NEWLANDER BEV Oh You Beautiful Doll Dramatic Club 4 Subscription Committee 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Usherette 3 Girl's Basketball 2 Subscription Committee 4 Candy Committee 4 Armistice Day Program 3, 4 ★ ROBERT NEWLANDER BOB Let's Dance Senior Play 4 Pep Rally 4 Ring Committee 3 Christmas Play 4 Decorating Committee 4 Track Squad 3 Choral Group 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 Youth Government 4 ★ VERONICA NOREK Long Is the Road 57 HELEN PERRON NATALIE ORLOWSKY Welcome Stranger ★ RICHARD PALREIRO RICHIE I Got Rhythm Football Squad 3 Football Letterman 4 Baseball Squad 3 ★ ALEX PAPAIOANNOU PAPPY A Millionaire for Christy Senior Play 4 Literary Board 4 Track Squad 3 Poster Committee 3 World Affairs Group 4 Choral Group 3, 4 I Speak for Democracy 4 Model Congress Delegate 3, 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 Youth Government 4 ★ RENE PARENTEAU Road to Success Student Council 3 Ticket Committee 4 ★ JOHN PELLETIER JEAN Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House Choral Group 2 Stamp Committee 4 ' ■ . ■ Excuse My Dust Pep Rally 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 3, 4 Color Committee 3 Usherette 2, 3, 4 Armistice Day Program 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 Decorating Committee 3 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ GERALD PHANEUF JERRY Lost Moment World Affairs Group 4 Usher 4 ★ JUDITH POMFRET JUDY Rich, Young, and Pretty Dramatic Club 4 Candy Committee 4 Public Relation Messenger 4 Villa Novan 3 Decorating Committee 3, 1 ★ JEANETTE PROULX Look for the Silver Lining Dramatic Club 4 Subscription Committee 4 Ticket Committee 4 Candy Committee 3, 4 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 4 ★ CAMILLE RENAUD CAM I Live Today for Tomorrow Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Candy Committee 3 Barry Field Vender 4 Usherette 3 Decorating Committee 3 58 RAYMOND ROBERGE RAY Last Stop Sports Manager 4 Youth Government 4 ★ GAIL ROSS Fullam Brush Man” Dramatic Club 4 Literary Board 4 Subscription Committee 4 Pep Rally 4 World Affairs Group 3 Choral Group 3, 4 Senior Dues Committee 4 Usherette 3 Villa Novan 3, 4 Decorating Committee 3 ★ NORMA ROVANI Target Unknown Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 ★ WARREN ROWE, JR. BUZZY Ladies' Man Student Council 2 Sports Manager 2 Public Relations 3 Barry Field Vender 2, 3, 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ JUDITH RUSSELL JUDY Model and the Marriage Broker Junior Class Officer 3 Formal Dance Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Ticket Committee 3 Candy Committee 4 Ring Committee 3 Color Committee 3 Senior Dues Committee 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 ROBERT SANTIUCCI SAN The Enforcer Football Letterman 3, 4 Ticket Committee 4 Baseball Letterman 3, 4 Basketball Squad 4 ★ LESLEY SCHUSTER LEZ Dancing in the Dark Majorette 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 3, 4 World Affairs Group 3 Choral Group 4 Candy Committee 4 Ring Committee 3 Villa Novan 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ IRVING SCOTT SCOTTY That's My Boy Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Color Committee 3 Sports Manager 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Decorating Committee 4 Youth Government 4 ★ JOSEPH SHERMAN JOE Likely Story ★ DOROTHY SHIPALA DOTTY Wonderful Times Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Girl's Basketball 2 59 BEVERLY SHORR BEV Half Angel Student Council 2, 3 Candy Committee 3 Formal Dance Committee 3 Stamp Committee 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 3 Villa Novan 3, 4 Girl's Basketball 2 Youth Government 4 ★ THOMAS SHUNNEY TOMMY Lover Come Back ★ JAMES SMITH JIM Whisperin' Smith Cross Country Squad 2 ★ KATHLEEN SMITH KATHY Kiss Me Kate Choral Group 3 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ MARCIA SMITH Two Tickets to Broadway Student Council 2, 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 3, 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Candy Committee 4 Ring Committee 3 Model Legislature Delegate 3 Villa Novan 3, 4 JANET STEINER This Time For Keeps' Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Ticket Committee 4 Usherette 3 Villa Novan 3 Decorating Committee 3 Choral Group 3 ★ EUGENE SWEENEY GENE Pardon My French Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 3, 4 Usher 3 Color Committee 3 Christmas Play 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 ★ JOHN SWEICH JOHNNY Saturday's Hero Football Letterman 3 Baseball Letterman 2, 3, 4 Basketball Letterman 3, 4 ★ KATHERINE TALABAC KATHY Katy Did It Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 ★ JANICE TARVIS RED Reformer and the Red Head Formal Dance Committee 3 Informal Dance Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 4 United Nation's Group 3 Choral Group 4 Candy Committee 4 Girl's Basketball 2 60 NORMA TARVIS My Own True Love Majorette 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Candy Vender 4 Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 2 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ RUTH TENORI RUTHIE Pretty Baby Formal Dance Committee 3 Informal Dance Committee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 4 United Nation's Group 3 Choral Group 4 Candy Committee 4 Usherette 3 Decorating Committee 3 ★ SHIRLEY TETREAULT Target Unknown « Dramatic Club 4 Choral Group 4 Candy Committee 4 ★ PAUL THEROUX The Racket Decorating Committee 4 ★ WALTER TOKARCZYK SONNY Drums Along the Mohawk Student Council 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Youth Government 4 EDGAR TURCOTTE TURKEY Hit the Ice Hockey Letterman 2, 3, 4 ★ MARGARET VALENTE MAGGIE Blue Skies Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 3 ★ PHYLLIS VAUDRIN Alice in Wonderland Formal Dance Committee 3 Informal Dance Committee 2 Dramatic Club 4 Subscription Committee 3 Pep Rally 4 Poster Committee 4 Choral Group 4 Candy Committee 4 Barry Field Vender 4 Decorating Committee 4 ★ SHIRLEY VENTRE Love Nest Dramatic Club 4 Pep Rally 4 Choral Group 3 Candy Vender 4 Ticket Committee 4 Stamp Committee 4 Usherette 3 Armistice Day Program 2 Girl's Basketball 2 ★ CARMELA VIRGILIO VIRGILIJO Born Yesterday Student Council 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Literary Board 4 Subscription Committee 4 Pep Rally 3, 4 Barry Field Vender 3 Usherette 4 Villa Novan 3, 4 Decorating Committee 3, 4 61 ★ ★ ★ ★ IDEAL BOY HAS LUCILLE WEGIMONT LU Prelude to Fame Student Council 4; Dramatic Club 4; Literary Board 4; Subscription Committee 4; Choral Group 4; Candy Committee 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Armistice Day Program 4; Villa Novan 3. ★ ALFRED WIARD FRED Iron Man Football Squad 4; Hockey Letter-man 2, 3, 4. ¥ THADDEUS WIDOR TEDDY Appointment With Danger Decorating Committee 4. ★ ★ ★ Hair of Robert Castello Eyes of James Belknap Build of Donald La Roche Smile of Peter Caleshu Personality of Walter Tokarczyk Talent of Gerald Carignan Voice of Donald Le May Brain of Alex Papaioannou Wit of Irving Scott Manners of Joseph Bradley Shoulders of Douglas Hopper ★ IDEAL GIRL HAS Hair of Elizabeth Desjardins Eyes of Constance Gauthier Hands of Marilyn Johnson Smile of Marcia Smith Personality of Ann Grivers Voice of Lesley Schuster Brain of Claire Cote Manners of Natalie Orlowsky Nose of Ruth Burgess Poise of Lucy Bourasso Talent of Lucille Wegimont Posture of Shirley Kane Complexion of Gail Ross 62 GIgAA Will 2 =- Josie Butera leaves to Elaine and Barbara all the gum they can chew and snap. Nancy DeStefani leaves her rowdiness to Connie Duhamel. Lucy Bourasso leaves her winning smile to Ann Page. Shirley Kane and Joan D3nis leave their strutting and twirling to Jean Dufresne and Sue Hudson. Bob Newlander leaves his trig book to any able junior. Connie Kusnarowis leaves her tardiness to Betty Palazini. Judy Russell leaves her promenades to any junior who has time to waste. Lucille Wegimont leaves her musical abilities to Madeleine Bousquet. Sandra Castleman leaves her leaky ink bottles to any unsuspecting business student. Jeannette Lataille leaves her ability to drive up a snow bank to her brother Robert. Claire L'Esperance leaves her handsome school-bus driver to Barbara Greenlund. Camilla Renaud leaves her favorite saying— Clean off your tables, girls to Eileen Cabana. Marcia Smith leaves her acting ability to Bob Dionne. Muriel Brochu leaves her shining hair to Pat Kolisnyk. Madeleine and Jeannette Barry leave their daily visits to Mr. Savaria to Tillie Dela-sanfa and Louise Crete. Pete Glode leaves his athletic ability to Moe Martin. Jackie Lizotte leaves her vivaciousness to any happy-go-lucky junior. Phyllis Morin leaves her blush to Olga Gemski. Jean Belhumeur leaves his pencil stubs to any male book-keeping student. Lou Capeau leaves her affections to Gabe. Fiorina Kaupp leaves her business troubles to Violet Payne. Louis Berthod leaves his way with the girls to Nick Haddad. Mary Lou Carrigan leaves the joy and excitement of a Senior Prom to Lorraine Shipala. Carmela Virgilio just sadly leaves all her good times of senior year. George Gardiner challenges any junior to pay his class dues. Jeannette Belliveau, Miss Canada, leaves to her twin sister, Gloria DiCesare, the ability to deal with Betty Coccoli and company. Beverly Newlander bestows her singing ability to Eileen Deconning. John Sweich leaves his catching ability to Don Paulhus. Ed Turcotte leaves his hockey stick to Normand Gill. Al Wiard leaves his French ability to Ray Triano. Alex Papaioannou leaves his brains to Michael Baram. Gail Ross leaves her active school spirit to Judy Dowling. Norma Tarvis and Dottie Shipala leave their giggling to any able junior. Pat Morin leaves her good marks in French to Marcia Greenberg. Richard Kolaszkowski leaves his fourth period snacks to Bill Darcey. Frank Lamy leaves his hot-rod to Baby Heroux. 63 A C A 'U E M ¥ Most Popular DONALD DiSPIRITO ANN GRIVERS Most Studious JOSEPH CIMEROl NATALIE ORLOWSKY Best Actor, Actress ALEX PAPAIOANNOU MARCIA SMITH 64 JUDY POMFRET Friendliest PETER CALESHU DOT KEENAN Best Athlete PETE GLODE 65 Best All Around DON LaROCHF ANN GRIVERS Neatest DONALD LeMAY JOAN GIRARD Handsomest and Prettiest GENE BEBEAU NANCY MACUIAN 66 Most Likely to Succeed JOSEPH CIMEROL CLAIRE COTE Wittiest DAVID NARADOWY JOSIE BUTERA Class Artists ERNEST HOWARD ELIZABETH DESJARDINS 67 PUBLIC RELATIONS MESSENGERS D. Forestal, P. Caleshu, R. Denoyelle, J. Murray, R. Forest, D lemay, J. Cimerol. J. Pomfret, G Bertini, N Destefani, J. Barry, M. Carrigan, C. Cote, E Dilloyen WORLD AFFAIRS J. Barry, J. Belliveau, H. Murphy, G Ross, A. Papaioannou, G Phaneuf. 68 VILLA NOVAN ARTISTS PHOTOGRAPHERS C. lipsky, E. Desjardins, D. Laplante, R. Herbert, R. Brurti, N. Benoit. VILLA NOVAN SUBSCRIPTION GROUP 69 ★ c JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS S. Haqiperos, N Haddad, C. Duhamel, O. Gemski ROOM I Third row M. Baram, J. Allam, R. Bibeault, G. Brown, D. Corey, C. Belba, G. Bileau, C. Adam. Second row G. Allard, V. Breaull, C. Blanchard, J. Brous.eau, A. Belisle, M Blanchard, S. Bliss, M. Bracci, A. Andry. First row B Biaqetti, S Ba inet. M Barker, F. Brissette, M Bousquet, E. Bourassa, A Backes, S Anderson, A Allard. 70 ROOM 2 Fourth row J. Campbell, P. Cote, W. Degnan, R. Carlson, R. Canzano. Third row—R. Comeau, P. Crepeau, N. Caleshu, R. Conti, L. Brunnetti, A. Cornell, R. Bruni, N. Couture. Second row-M. Dansereau, J. Cardon, G. Canzano, C. Decelles, I. Crete, H. Carignan, E. Coccoli, C. Cadoret, First row 0. Brunelle, C. Crepeau, E. Deconing, R. Davis, D. Carrier, E. Cabana, P. Carolo, A. Costello, M. Danis. ROOM 8 Third row I. Gaboury, J. Gemski, E. Doura, C. Dymon, J. Dumas, M. DiNunzio, D. Dexter, N. Gill, W. Dolishny. Second row R. Dionne, F. Faneuf, A. Delasanta, D. Goulet, B. Franks, G. DiCesare, N. Demuse, C. Duhamel, R. Fontaine. First row—J Gaiga, O. Gemski, J. Dufresne, M. Gaouette, J. Cobrwado, L. Desaulniers, H. Deslauriers, J. Dowling. 71 ROOM 9 Fourth row C. Gresko, M. Lambert, B. Keefe, S. Hagiperos Third row A. Lariviere, R. Lataille, P. Lauzon, N. Haddad, B. Haggerty, C. hart, R. Herbert, O. LarochelL . Second row—P. Guertin, H. Hemond, R. LaRose, J. Hopkins, J. Howard, B. Koger, G. Houle, B. Greenlund, P. Jacob. First row—C. Heroux, S. Hudson, C. Jolicoeur, P Kolisnyk, S. laflamme, M Greenberg, M. Kogut, P. Landry, J. Latraverse ROOM 24 Third row T. Martin, R. Lefebvre, E. Marchand, R. Morin, L. Lizotte, M. Marquis, E. Lemay, V. Lupu, R. I. Morin. Second row E. Marrah, C. Lipsky, M. Lee, D. Mosley, L. Marceau, G. Lesiak, F. Morrissette, W. Maloney. First row—J. Mandeville, T Michaud, N Milliman, L Lavallee. M Mostecki, L. L'Heureux, M. Lavallee, A. Mahony, G. Morin. 72 ROOM 25 Third row D. Pacheco, G. Orizi, G. Ondis, P. Pryharski, D. Paulhus, T. Pacheco, H. Rabidoux, R. Reilly, S. Panu, G. Provoyeur. Second row A. Perrico, R. Richards, V. Payne, C. Ramella, C. Rousseau, J. Ough, B. Pickering, T. Periera, R. Neri. Firs! row J. Perry, L. Pierannunzi, G. Remillard, L. Reilly, E. Palazini, A. Page, C. O'Brien, B. Neunlist, D. Nunes. ROOM 27 Third row J. Scaramella, W. Sawyer, R. Tangua , G. Sederoacx, W. Smith, P. Samek, R. Theroux. Second row F. Saracina, R. Triano, W. Somers, J. Viana, C. Twomey, J. Trepanier, H. Wasserman, G. Scanlon. First row P. Savard, I. Salembier, A. Sovokoty, C. Rusk, L Shipala, C. Tarmey, J. Smith, C. Viotto, B. Sutherland, M. Ysebaert. 73 FRESHMEN ROOM 4 Third row E. Archambault, W. Aubin, R. Bernard, T. Becca, M. Beaudef, R. Bell, V. Bellini Second row L. Anger, B. Beausoliel, S. Bodnar, D. Bachand, L. Barbaria, L. Anger, R. Bibeault, P. Belliveau, P. Allard, C. Badeau. First row C. Beauregard, N. Armstrong, P. Bergeron, M. Balon, M. Aubin, V. Babiana, A Belisle, F Baker, G. Anderson. 74 ROOM 5 Third row—R. Connell, R. Chabot, N. Carpenter, D. Canestra'i, R. Bourget, D. Cote, F. Corriere. Second row R. Casavant, S. Chudy, E. Chartier, L. Carpentier, A. Cotnoir, B. Corriveau, J. Cartier, J. Brunelle, J. Bradley, J. Comeyne. First row J. Brunelle, M. Canestrari, Y. Brochu, L. Brouillard, C. Brissette, C. Cote, J. Bourgeoise, B. Crisafulli, J. Bousquet, I. Cote. ROOM 6 Third row R. Emidy, I. Desbiens, A. Drewniak, R. Desrosiers, R. Desmarais, L. Desrosiers. S:cond row R. Desrosiers, B. Duffy, L. Demaire, D. D'Anjoj, A. Desilets, A. Dubois. h. t row C. Durkin, C. Drainville, E. Crisafulli, J. Duhamel, J. Dubois, E. Demarjian, E. Demarjian, J. Drolet. 75 ROOM 7 Third row P. Gemski, F. Gardella, E. Faubert, D. Faneuf, R. Fontaine, G- Gingras, W. Eustace. Second row-B. Gaiga, M. Esten, J. Emsley, B. Esposito, G. Fiscaletti, D. Gagne, P. Flynn, S. Fontaine. First row V. Franks, N. Ferguson, M. Girard, B Fleury, J Gelinas, C. Gauthier, M Gaudette, I Fontaine ROOM 14 Third row -D. Hathaway, R. Heroux, E. Harpm, D. Harrington, F. Kilcline, W. Hoyle, A. Kappelle. Second row B. Goldman, R. Glatky, M. Kittredge, L. Herman, L. Julie, F. Jolly. First row—E. Glod, M. Johnson, A. Harpin, O. Kaskiw, M. Hogue, T. Kachala, E. Gross, M. Kennedy. 76 ROOM 15 Third row J. P. Mahony, R. Larder, R. Luther, J. H. Mahony, R. MacD'v-.ald, E. Lafrancois, R. P. Masse, R. O. Masse, N. Lanoue, W. Mandigo. Second row—A. Masse, D. Kusnarowis, M. Kurtis, P. Marquis, F. Longtin, R. Mason, P. Leblanc, D. Laplante, E. Marier, R. Mandeville. First row —F Ladouceur, J. Martens, K. McGee, K. Malatt, R. Levine, C. Mariani, D. Masse, M. Lesieur, M. Mazzareila. ROOM 16 Third row F. Pachomski, R. Moon, N. Palzzmi, P. O'Melia, E. Nayloi. Second row D. Nason, R. Morrisseau, M. McNaul, M. Munsch, P. Nadeau, L. O'Keefe, P. Morin. First row—A. McPhee, J. Overton, F. McKenna, E. Miskiovitch, E. Nadeau, R. Morin, S. Pellerin, L. Morin, P. Minchelle. 77 ROOM 17 Third row D. Rogeski, R. Renaud, R. Saunders, R. Reedy, R. Smith. Second row—W. Romblad, P. Robert, C. Perreault, J. Schulman, V. Sculley, R. Ruo, M. Ploen, R. Rowey. First row R. Prossi, B. Picard, P. Pratt, N Place, M. Santos, M Petit, E Rotatori, D Pelletier, R Salois. ROOM 26 Third row R. Van Brocklyn, J. Taylor, D. Tousignant, R. Taylor, P. Voelker, A. Wheeler, D. Winn. Second row N. Tanacea, J. Tarmey, G. Tsimortos, F. Tremblay, L. Taillon, C. Wood, J. Thuat, R. Smith. First row B. Twining, E. Van Delft, B Whittle, J. Voisinet, S. Tanc.ede, J. Talabac, R Stearns, R Trahan, B Taber, R Southwick. 78 82 83 QUIVER ADVERTISING COMMITTEE E. Casavant, G. Bcbeau, G. Carignan, E. Sweeney, A. Papaoiannou, Clare Cote. I. Schuster, G. Ross, C. Virgilio, J. Hetu, N. De Stefani, M. lussier. 85 RHODES LSIdAND honord society Joseph Cimerol, Richard Kolacz'xowski, Gerald Phaneuf, Alex Papaioannou. Helen Perron. Lucy Bourasso, Jeannette Proulx, Carmela Virgilio, Jeannette Lataille, Clare Cote, Marilyn Johnson, Patricia Morin. Lesley Schuster, Gail Ross, Nancy Deziel, Muriel Brochu, Sandra Castleman, Shirley Masse, Marylin Lustier, Marcia Smith, Jacqueline Lizotte 86 87 D A R. Girl ANN GRIVERS 4- cSBNIORS Abrants, Doris Branch Village Anderson, Robert 374 Tenth Avenue Arel, Jeannine 24 Victor Street Baldelli, Daniel 36 Dewey Street Bardell, Janet 54 Collins Street Barry, Jeannette 508 Clinton Street Barry, Madeline 100 Arnold Street Bateman, Harold 1394 Old River Road, Manville Bateman, Ronald 40 Manville Avenue, Manville Beauchemin, Gertrude 230 Robinson Street Bebeau, Eugene 42 Edmond Street Belhumeur, Jean 30 Welles Street Belknap, James 705 Grove Street Belliveau, Jeannette 56 Division Street Benoit, Normand 498 Bernon Street Bcnvenuti, Carole 116 East Orchard Street Berthod, Louis 20 Cold Spring Place Bertini, Gloria 51 Reed Avenue Bibeault, Oscar 93 Williams Street Bliss, Richard 243 Front Street Bourassa, Lucy 457 Front Street Bradley, Joseph 54 Bentley Street Brady, Betty R.F.D. No. 2, Woonsocket Hill Road Brassard, Claire 24 Hope Street Brochu. Muriel 79 Mason Street Brousseau, Shirley 303 Park Avenue Bulleit, James 35 Lefrancois Boulevard Burgess, Ruth 148 Nursery Avenue Butera, Josephine 36 Warwick Street Caleshu, Peter 511 Pond Street Camara, Edwin 38 Main Street, Forestdele Campbell, Robert 626 Fifth Avenue Capeau, Lucille 178 Carrington Avenue Carrigan, Mary Lou 85 Fountain Street Carignan, Gerald 795 Harris Avenue Casavant, Edward 48 Ward Street Castello, Robert 87 Chestnut Street, Manville Castleman, Sandra 69 Warwick Street Chabot, Leo 290 Nursery Avenue Choiniere, Lionel 83 East Street Cimerol, Joseph 36 Napoleon Street Condon, Carol 55 Grand Street Cote, Claire 82 Park Place Danis, Edward 252 Third Avenue Danis, Joan M. 252 Third Avenue Denoyelle, Richard 15 Alice Avenue Desjardins, Elizabeth Rocky Hill Road, R.F.D. No. 2, N Smithfield De Stefani, Nancy 126 Monty Avenue Deziel, Nancy 49 Warwick Street Diohep, Jane 120 Kennedy Street Dilloyen, Elaine 74 Hollis Street DiSpirito, Donald 516 Providence Street Dubois, Bernadette Black Plain Road, N. Smithfield Dufresne, Raymond 52 Lafayette Street Dumais, William 294 Mason Street Egan, Mary 282 Ward Street Faneuf, Barbara Victory Hwy., Slatersville Fanning, Ross 112 Earle Street Forest, Roger 117 Mowry Street Forestal, Daniel 232 Willow Street Galkin, Rhoda 1140 Park Avenue Gardiner, George 240 Knight Street Gauthier, Constance 36 Cleveland Street Girard, Joan E. 117 Cottage Street Glode, Emile 349 Pond Street Godin, Muriel G. 208 Front Street Goulet, Constance A. 94 Morin Heights Grivers, Anne 451 Pond Street Gross, Katherine 213 High Street Guertin, Robert 897 Park Avenue Haggerty, Edward 195 Third Avenue Hashway, Louis 383 Diamond Hill Road Hetu, Jacqueline 261 Elm Street Hopper, Douglas 56 Spring Street Hogan, Ann Patricia 180 Cooper Avenue Howard, Ernest 219 Elm Street Johnson, Marilyn 246 Eighth Avenue Kane, Shirley 242 Fourth Avenue Kaupp, Fiorina 133 South Main Street Keenan, Dorothy 845 River Street Kolaczkowski, Richard 58 Fourth Avenue Koury, Rose Mary 268 Cottage Street Kusnarowis, Constance 218 Jillson Avenue Kurczy, Peter 99 First Avenue Laferriere, Richard 1408 Mendon Road Lamy, Francis 179 Coe Street Laroche, Donald 147 Lincoln Street Lataille, Jeannette 56 Social Street Ledoux, Jeanne 72 Nursery Avenue LeMay, Donald 46 Beacon Avenue Lemieux, Robert 54 Hamlet Avenue L'Esperance, Claire 165 Second Avenue Lizotte, Jacqueline 41 Congress Street Longtin, Donald 86 Burnside Avenue Lussier, Marylin 51 Harrison Avenue Maculan, Nancy 893 Diamond Hill Road Maguire, Dorothy 31 Fairlawn Avenue Manocchio, June 523 Ballou Street Masse, Shirley 325 High Street Mazzarella, Gerald 112 LeFrancois Boulevard McBride, Barbara 426 Ninth Avenue Mellor, Marjorie 45 Milton Avenue, Union Village Menard, Alfred 71 Central Street, Manville Minot, Janet 197 Merrimac Avenue, No. Smithfield Morin, Patricia 43 Victor Street Morin, Phyllis 178 Harrison Avenue Moussette, Muriel 75 Mill Street Murphy, Helen 589 South Main Street Murray, James 616 Fifth Avenue Naradowy, David 39 Cold Spring Place Nespolo, Paul 35 Bradley Street Newlander, Beverly 209 Eighth Avenue Newlander, Robert 209 Eighth Avenue Norek, Veronica 558 River Street Orlowsky, Natalie 20 Boyden Street Palreiro, Richard 56 Social Street Papaioannou, Alex 148 Cato Street Parenteau, Rene 84 St. Leo Avenue Pelletier, John 163 Green Street Perron, Helene 38 Reed Avenue Phaneuf, Gerald 357 Burnside Avenue 89 Pomfret. Judith 37 Woodland Road Proulx, Jeannette 88 Virginia Avenue Renaud, Camilla 213 Grand Street Roberge. Raymond 754 Park Avenue Ross, Gail 144 Elmore Street Rowe, Warren Westwood Road, Union Village Russell, Judith 186 Fourth Avenue Santucci, Robert 95 Vine Street Schuster, Lesley 655 Providence Street Scott, Irving 38 Rockland Avenue Sherman, Joseph 423 Willow Street Sherman, Richard 195 South Main Street Shunney, Thomas 137 Arnold Street Shipala, Dorothy 182 Arnold Street Shorr, Beverly 161 Elmore Street Smith, James 513 Fairmount Street Smith, Kathleen 408 Willow Street Smith, Marcia Woonsocket Hill Road, No. Smithfield Steiner, Janet 523 Prospect Street Sweeney, Eugene 34 Smith Street Swiech, John 151 Railroad Street Talabac, Katherine 150 Blackstone Street Tarvis, Janice C. 40 N. Main Street, Slatersville Tarvis, Norma 26 Northeast Street Tenori, Ruth B. N. Main Street, Slatersville Tetreault, Shirley T. 153 Grand Street Theroux, Paul 286 Front Street Tokarczyk, Walter 539 River Street Turcotte, Edgar C. 461 Elm Street Valente, Margaret R.F.D., No. 3 Branch Avenue Vaudrin, Phyllis 136 Jenckes Street Ventre, Shirley 110 Warwick Street Virgilio, Carmela 34 Cranston Street Wegimont, Lucille 25 Merida Avenue Wiard, Alfred J. 354 Cass Avenue Widor, Theodore S. 134 Olo Street JUNIORS Adam, Conrad 62 Francis Street Allam, James, Jr. 300 Knight Street Allard, Adrienne 205 Willow Street Allard, Gerald 941 Mendon Road Anderson. Shirley 34 Olo Street Andry, Andrew 529 East School Street Backes. Agnes 392 Front Street Baram, Michael 43 Newport Street Barker, Marilyn 665 Third Avenue Bazinet, Shirley 85 Ballou Street Belba, Charles 361 Diamond Hill Road Belisle, Alice 40 West Street- Biagetti, Beverly 1431 Diamond Hill Road Bibeault, Robert 94 Second Avenue Bileau, Jean 238 Morin Heights Blanchard, Claudette 569 Robinson Street Blanchard, Margaret 89 Chestnut Street Bliss, Shirley 243 Front Street Bourassa, Elenore 164 Front Street Bousquet, Madeleine Elder Ballou Meeting House Road Bracci, Margaret 12 Buxton Street Brackett, Dorothy 675 Third Avenue Breault, Vivian 29 Sayles Street Brissette, Frances 299 High Street Brousseau, Janet 303 Park Avenue Brown, George, Jr. 172 High Street Brunelle, Dorothy 91 Crawford Street Brunetti, Leno, Jr. 430 Diamond Hill Road Bruni, Robert 178 Railroad Street, Manville Cabana, Eileen 377 Vose Street Cadoret, Claire 261 Bailey Street Caleshu, Nicholas 511 Pond Street Campbell, John 626 Fifth Avenue Canzano, Gloria 99 Fountain Street Canzano, Richard 85 Lincoln Street Cardon, Jeanne 64 Maple Street Carlson, Robert 621 Providence Street Carolo, Pauline 634 Wood Avenue Carriere, Doris 50 Carriere Avenue Coccoli, Elizabeth 273 Coe Street Comeau, Robert 36 Hamilton Street Conti, Rino 240 Estes Street Corey, David 356 Winter Street Cornell, Albin, Jr. 574 North Main Street Costello, Anna Mae 216 Farm Street Cote, Paul 57 Wilson Avenue Couture, Normand R.F.D. No. 2, Greenville Road, Crepeau, Claire 118 Morin Heights Crepeau, Paul 34 Asylum Street Crete, Louise 409 Wood Avenue Cunningham, Vincent 256 Front Street Danis, Mary Jane 252 Third Avenue Dansereau, Melore 34 Eighth Avenue Darcey, William 200 Ballou Street Davis, Ruth Old Great Road, Slatersville Decelles, Claudette 103 Bellingham Street Deconing, Eileen 176 Talcott Street Degnan, William, Jr. 620 Providence Street Delasanta. Attilia 357 Burnside Avenue 90 Demuse, Nancy 357 Mowry Street Deslauriers, Annette 203 Burnside Avenue Dexter, David 67 Oakton Street DiCesare, Gloria 267 Paradis Avenue Dinunzio, Mario 460 Diamond Hill Road Dionne, Robert 175 Second Avenue Dobrwado, Jane 546 River Street Dolishny, Wasyl 163 Railroad Street Doura, Edward 455 Wood Avenue Dowling, Judith 96 Newport Street Dufresne, Jeannette 157 West Street Duhamel, Constance 130 Hemond Avenue Dumas, James 2496 Diamond Hill Road Dymon, Chester 477 Mason Street Faneuf, Frances Victory Highway, Slatersville Fontaine, Richard 13 Miller's Lane Franks, Barbara 183 Elmore Street Gaboury, Lawrence 266 First Avenue Gaiga, Joyce 172 Progresso Avenue Gaouette, Muriel Williams Street, Union Village Gemski, John 318 Pond Street Gemski, Olga 359 Gaskill Street Gill, Normand 190 Morin Heights Gouin, Normand 105 Summer Street, Manville Goulet, Dolores 101 River Street Greenberg, Marcia 161 Maple Street Greenlund, Barbara 406 Ninth Avenue Gresko, Charles 60 Center Street Guertin, Phyllis 25 Roberts Street Haddad, Nicholas 421 Diamond Hill Road Haggerty, Robert 161 Sixth Avenue Hart, Charles Cross Street, No. Smithfield Hebert, Robert 464 Second Avenue Hemond, Huguette 117 Burnside Avenue Hopkins, Joan 163 Morin Heights Houle, Gloria 78 Railroad Street, Manville Howard, Joan 219 Elm Street Hudson, Susan 282 Gaskill Street Jacob, Pearl 228 Seventh Avenue Jolicoeur, Claire 37 Mechanics Avenue Koger, Barbara 106 Morin Heights Kogut, Marie 350 Willow Street Kolisnyk, Patricia 80 Huntington Avenue Laflamme, Shirley 83 Elmore Street Lambert, Maurice 119 Dana Street Landry, Pauline 42 Oregon Avenue Lariviere, Albert, Jr. 246 Providence Street Larochelle, Omer 76 Prospect Street Larose, Rosalie 16 Pearl Street Lataille, Robert 56 Social Street Lauzon, Pierre 164 Cote Avenue Lavailee, Lorraine 169 Burnside Avenue Lee, Marian 85 Park Avenue Lefebvre, Richard 235 Sixth Avenue Le May, Ernest 103 St. Agnes Avenue Lesiak, Genevieve 91 Chestnut Street, Manville L'Heureux, Lillian 30 Main Street, Manville Lipsky, Carol 503 Front Street Lizotte, Lawrence 582 Blackstone Street Lupu, Vanghel 47 Chester Street Mahony, Ann 16 Burt's Lane Maloney, William 494 Grove Street Mandeville, Jacqueline 570 Privilege Street Marceau, Lucille Old Great Road, Forestdale Marquis, Marcel 396 Privilege Street Marrah, Edwin, Jr. 108 Park Avenue Martin, Edmond 336 Front Street Michaud, Theresa 104 Winthrop Street Milliman, Nancy 2261 Morin Heights Morin, Georgianna 371 Third Avenue Morin, Raymond 115 Collins Street Morin, Robert 49 Rockland Avenue Morrissette, Francis 272 Arnold Street Mosley, Dorothy 258 High Street Mostecki, Marilyn 50 No. Ballou Street Neri, Robert 226 Third Avenue Neunlist, Betty 83 Orchard Street Nunes, Dolores 74 Hamlet Avenue O'Brien, Carol 66 Seventh Avenue Ondis, Gordon Reservoir Road, Lincoln Orazi, Gino 134 Saint Cecile Avenue Ough, Jean 645 Grove Street Pacheco, Antonio 185 Milton Avenue, No. Smithfield Pacheco, Donald 71 Hamlet Avenue Page, Ann 42 Libbeus Street Palazini, Elizabeth 419 Logee Street Panu, Steve 379 East School Street Paulhus, Donald 201 Fourth Avenue Payne, Violet 48 South Street Pereira, Theresa 95 Piedmont Street Perrico, Albert 170 River Street Perry, Jane 17 Bradford Street Pickering, Beverley 321 Mowry Street Pierannunzi, Lucia 109 Coe Street Provoyeur, Gabriel 46 Roberts Street Pryharski, Peter 107 First Avenue Rabidoux, Harvey 134 Olo Street Ramella, Constance 54 Bentley Street Reilly, Russell 65 Sixth Avenue Remillard, Germaine 119 East Street Richards, Robert 2086 Mendon Road Riley, Lillian 32 Fabien Street Robitaille, William 137 Arnold Street Rousseau, Claire 478 East School Street Twomey, Charles 37 Cold Spring Place Rusk, Claire 144 Woonsocket Hill Road Salembier, Irene Box 33, Forestdale Saracina, Frank 576 Grove Street Savard, Pauline 368 East School Street Sawyer, Walter Greenville Road, No. Smithfield Scanlon, George 550 Winter Street Scaramella, John 105 Oregon Avenue Sederbacx, George 20 Eleventh Avenue Shipala, Lorraine 182 Arnold Street Smith, Janice R.F.D. No. 2, Woonsocket Hill Road Smith, Wallace R.F.D. No. 2, Louisquisset Pike Somers, William 104 Morin Heights Sorokoty, Anna 131 Lincoln Street Sutherland, Beverly 73 Conrad Street Tanguay, Rene 383 Third Avenue Tarmey, Carol 546 No. Main Street Theroux, Roland 137 Fountain Street Trepanier, John 295 Fairmount Street Triano, Raymond 232 Logee Street Viana, Joseph 50 Warwick Street Viotto, Claudette 18 Verdun Street Wasserman, Herbert 456 Wood Avenue Ysebaert, Muriel MacArthur Road 91 FRESHMEN Aber, Rachel 148 Meadow Road Allard, Pauline 30 Chalapa Avenue Anderson, Gladys 344 Olo Street Anger, Lorraine 858 Third Avenue Anger, Lucille 221 Crawford Street Archambault, Edward 142 Cote Street Armstrong, Nancy 23 Providence Street Aubin, Marguerite 222 North Main Street Babiana, Virginia 113 Hazel Street Baker, Faith June 76 St. Marcel Street Barbaria, Leonora 350 Vose Street Beauregard, Claire 66 West Street Beausoleil, Bertha 249 Grove Street Becea, Thomas 393 East School Street Belisle, Anna May 439 Providence Street Bell, Robert 519 North Main Street Bellini, Virginia 512 Bernon Street Belliveau, Pauline 249 Grove Street Balon, Maryann 87 West Street Bibeault, Rose 93 Williams Street Blais, Raymond 180 Morin Heights Bodnar, Sofia 36 Fountain Street Bourgeois, Janet 316 Park Avenue Bourget, Roland 177 Circle Street Bousquet, Jeanne 218 Fourth Avenue Bradley, James 32 Fifth Avenue Brissette, Claire 299 High Street Brochu, Yolande 79 Mason Street Brouillard, Laurette 185 Adams Street Canestrari, Denny 108 Bouvier Street, Manville Canestrari, Marlene 93 Atlanta Avenue Carpenter Norris R.F.D. No. 2 Greenville Cartier Jeanne Marie 115 Roland Street Casavant, Robert 25 Warren Avenue Chartier, Emery 75 Hamlet Avenue Chudy, Stanley 129 Snow Street Comeyne, Jules 65 Progresso Avenue Connell, Richard 110 Alice Avenue Corrieri, Frank 246 Railroad Street, Manville Corriveau, Beatrice 66 Gymnasium Street Cote, Carol 425 Providence Street Cote, Irene 162 Cote Avenue Cotnoir, Anna Mae 198 Morin Heights Coupel (Prosper) George 87 Pleasant Street Crisafulli, Barbara 32 Hill Street Crisafulli, Evelyn 10 Logee Street D'Anjou, Doris 104 Brook Street Demarjian, Elaine 125 Arnold Street Demarjian, Eleanor 125 Arnold Street DesBiens, Leo 449 Willow Street Desmarais, Robert 48 South Street Desrosiers, Richard 254 Bernon Street Desrosiers, Ronald 15 Page Street DeStefano, Gloria 101 Newport Street Drainville, Claire 502 North Main Street Drewniak, Albert 112 Sixth Avenue Drolet, Jeanne 408 Willow Street Dubois, Armand 89 Chester Street Dubois, Jacquelyn 232 Ballou Street Dubois, Richard 958 Cass Avenue Duffy, Brian 349 Grove Street Duhamel, Jacqueline 130 Hemond Avenue Durkin, Kathryn 650 Fifth Avenue Dwyer, Edward 359 Mason Street Elias, Ronald 315 Cottage Street Emidy, Raymond 324 Second Avenue Esposito, Barbara 158 River Street Esfen, Marilyn 52 Wilbur Avenue Eustace, William 126 Third Avenue Faneuf, David Victory Highway, Slatersville Faubert, Emile 96 Rodman Street Ferguson, Ann 27 Pearl Street Ferreira, John 128 North Main Street Fiscaletti, Gloria 328 Estes Street Flynn, Patricia Great Road, Forestdale Fontaine, Lorraine 122 Transit Street Fontaine, Richard 1087 Park Avenue Fontaine, Shirley 639 Sixth Avenue Franks, Vivian 183 Elmore Street Gagne, Doris 38 Bentley Street Gaiga, Barbara 172 Progresso Avenue Gardella, S. Fred, Jr. 19 Spring Street Gaudet, Muriel 608 Wood Avenue Gauthier, Claudette 173 Willow Street Gelinas, Jeanne 708 Front Street Gemski, Peter, Jr. 359 Gaskill Street Girard, Mavis 48 Cumberland Street Glatky, Roslyn 282 Third Avenue Glod, Elizabeth 35 Fifth Avenue Goldman, Brenda 259 Winter Street Gross, Ellen 218 Paradis Avenue Hamilin, Normand 230 Morin Heights Harford, Lorraine 147 Lincoln Street Harpin, Aline 971 Cass Avenue Harpin, Edmund 19 Hamlet Avenue Harrington, Dale 85 Harris Avenue Hathaway, David 70 Union Street Herman, Lillian 73 Newport Street Heroux, Donald 11 Sampson Street Heroux, Rene 79 Vose Street Hoyle, Walter 238 Gaskill Street Johnson, Muriel 246 Eighth Avenue Jolly, Florence 277 Sayles Street Julie, Lucille 49 Rathbun Street Kachala, Terenfia 185 Church Street Kafalas, Joan Wilks Avenue, R.F.D. No. 3, Slatersville Kappelle, Armand 63 Green Street Kaskiw, Olga 200 Harris Avenue Kennedy, Mary 493 Grove Street Kilcline, Francis 43 Warwick Street Kittredge, Muriel 254 Bernon Street Koenig, Eleanor 49 Kermit Street Kurtis, Mary 141 Boyden Street Kusnarowis, Dorothy 218 Jillson Avenue Lalumiere, James 77 Cumberland Street Languirand, Muriel 36 Cleveland Street Lanoue, Normand 109 Olo Street Laplante, Dale 67 Bradford Street Larder, Ronald 217 Crawford Street Leblanc, Pauline Branch Avenue, No. Smithfield 92 Lesieur, Muriel 62 Estes Street Saunders, Robert 725 Park Avenue Levine, Rita 244 Prospect Street Schulman, Jacqueline 95 Smithfield Road Longtin, Florence 86 Burnside Avenue Sherman, Leroy 334 Coe Street Luther, Robert 52 Buell Avenue Smith, Robert 263 Eighth Avenue MacDonald, Richard Quaker Highway, Slatersville Smith, Robert P. 565 Fairmount Street Mahony, John 189 Carnation Street Southwick, Ruth 39 North Ballou Street Mahony, Joseph 189 Carnation Street Stearns, Ruth 10 Logee Street Malatt, Katrina 99 Alice Avenue Taber, Beverly 10 Crest Road, North Smithfield Mandeville, Raymond 570 Privilege Street Taillon, Lorraine 58 St. Marcel Street Mandigo, William 397 Providence Street Talabac, Jennie 150 Blackstone Street Variant, Carol 324 Rhode Island Avenue Tanacea, Nicholas 447 East School Street Mariar, Edward 57 Cady Street Tancrede, Sylvia 30 West Street Marquis, Pauline 396 Privilege Street Tarmey, James 117 Rebekah Street Martens, Janet 190 Fisher Street Taylor, James Old River Road, Manville Mason, Ruth 52 Avenue B Taylor, Robert 385 Harris Avenue Masse, Arthur 17 Pierre Court Thuot, John 75 Chestnut Street Masse, Raymond O. 76 West Park Place Tousignant, Donald 45 Lincoln Street Masse, Raymond P. 30 Main Street, Manville Trahan, Rita 109 Cumberland Street Mazarella, Maureen 723 Bernon Street Tsimortis, Georgia 308 Harris Avenue McGee, Kathleen 28 West School Street Turcotte, Doris 141 Olo Street McCutcheon, Marjorie 20 Spring Street Twining, Beverly 95 Thomas Street McKenna, Jo-Ann 268 Prospect Street Van Brocklyn, Ronald 351 Bernon Street McNaul, Martha 537 Elm Street Van Delft, Elaine 132 Brook Street McPhee, Alice 58 Paradis Avenue Voelker, Peter 222 Gaskill Street Minchillo, Pauline 76 Cottage Street Voisinet, Jeannine 147 Papineau Avenue Miskievitch, Elaine 464 Second Avenue Wheeler, Arthur, Jr. 273 Third Avenue Moon, Robert 397 Ninth Avenue Whittle, Barbara 519 Fairmount Street Morin, Lorraine 155 Arnold Street Winn, Donald 60 Highland Street Morin, Richard 155 Arnold Street Morin, Rita 37 Third Avenue Morrisseau, Roger 63 Watson Street Munsch, Marilyn 163 Greene Street Nadeau, Edith 113 Loring Street Nason, Donald 14 Transit Street Naylor, Edward 140 Morin Heights Notarangelo, John 146 Hope Street O'Keefe, Lawrence 74 Hollis Street O'Melia, Patrick 130 South Street Overton, Janet Maple Avenue, Forestdale Pachomski, Joseph 182 Cumberland Street Palady, Robert 87 Morin Heights Palazini, Norman 245 Railroad Street Pellerin, Shirley 493 Social Street Pelletier, Dolores 231 Bernice Avenue Perreault, Cecile 219 Cumberland Street Petit, Muriel 20 Dudley Street Picard, Barbara 132 First Avenue Place, Nancy 67 White Parkway Ploen. Mary 144 Church Street Pratt, Patricia 74 Prospect Street Reedy, Robert 187 Fourth Avenue Regan, Lorraine 273 Morin Heights Robert, Pauline 433 Wood Avenue Rogeski, Donald 429 Arnold Street Romblad, Walter 6 Janson Avenue Rossi. Rita 98 Knight Street Rotatori, Elaine 1234 Park Avenue Rouselle, Marcel 620 Social Street Rowey, Richard 697 Park Avenue Ruo, Rose-Marie 1 Getchell Avenue Salois, Rita 34 Elbow Street Santos, Mary A. 172 Sayles Street 93 Ike 2uioeSi feo id IS INDEBTED TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR HELP AND COOPERATION W, DL j£)on (on am fJacuhi iiSmeAi 2), v fa rtment TJh e y-irt tment and Jhe WoonSocliel C aIt j or i l tocjraf t s The Class of 1952 gratefully thanks its advertisers, local and others, whose personal interest and financial aid have been necessary for the production of the QUIVER. 94 Compliments of SENIOR CLASS 2 Pres. - JAMES BELKNAP Vice-Pres. - ANN GRIVERS Sec. - CLARE COTE - NANCY DEZIEL Trees. - RICHARD SHERMAN Chairman of Activities — DONALD DiSPIRITO Pres. - NICK HADDAD Vice-Pres. - CONSTANCE DUHAMEL Sec. - OLGA GEMSKI Compliments of JUNIOR CLASS rf : • 95 Compliments of ARTHUR 1. DARMAN CITY LUMBER CO. COMPANY, INC. 333 River Street TEL. 2280 Darman Building Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of PULASKI CITIZENS CLUB 33-35 Arnold Street Woonsocket, R. 1. C. J. DeSTEFANI, M.D. Compliments of DIAMOND OIL CO., INC. SAMUEL'S 110 Sunnyside Ave., Woonsocket, R. 1. WATCHES DIAMONDS HENRY J. L'ESPERANCE, Mgr. JEWELRY - SILVERWARE Tel. Woon 2169 and Woon. 7871 114 Main Street Compliments of WALLACE S. A. B. RANKIN SONS, INC. 91 and 95 High Street Woonsocket, R. 1. RANDOLPH C. HOLT 96 Compliments of AIREDALE WORSTED MILLS, INC. Woonsocket, Rhode Island 505-513 CLINTON STREET • WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND - PAINTS PAINTS ANTHONY F. LAWRENCE PRESIDENT - TREASURER ELDORA Y. LAWRENCE SECRETARY The Store of Friendly Service Wallpaper - Hardware PITTSBURGH PAINTS • KEYSTONA PAINTS WALLPAPER • MILL SUPPLIES • HARDWARE • HOUSEWARE • SPORTING GOODS 97 Hendrickson's Dairy Boston: 56 Broad St. Woon.: 785 River St. HANcock 6-4026 Woon. 3570 Laporte Transportation Co. Milk, Eggs and Cream Phone 3843 Daily Service Boston - Providence - Woonsocket and all Intermediate Points All Goods Insured While in Transit Emile's Barber Shop Gene's Expert Shoe Rebuilding 381 Fairmount Street 259 South Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Allam Oil Co. Trepanier's Comfort Shoes 300 Knight Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Depot Platform Depot Square Tel. 4448 Compliments of Compliments of Forestdale Athletic Club Egidio DiPardo Sons Compliments of Compliments of Georges Garage New Moon Restaurant Louisquisset Pike, North Smithfield, R. 1. GEORGES P. MALFAIT, Prop. Clayton Parkinson Greenhouses Mendon, Mass. Tel. Milford 61 Daily Deliveries to Woonsocket Compliments of Howard Johnson's Park Square Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. Woon. 3786 Charlie's Garage Kasidoy's Clothes Shoppe Clothes For The Entire Family 274 Main Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. Amoco Gas and Oils WILFRED REMILLARD, Prop. Lagace Service Oil Co. Fuel Oils and Automatic Heating 345 No. Main Street HERVE A. LAGACE, Treas. New York Cleaning Dyeing Co. Plant — 466 Social St., Tel. 1368 132 Court St. 470 Social St. 98 r V� X� • L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins — Commencement Invitations — Diplomas — Personal Cards Club Insignia — Medals and Trophies Represented by TOM GALVIN Attleboro Office Compliments of STEVE ABRANTS AND FAMILY 99 WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY Camille's Jewelry Watchmaker and Jeweler Every Watch Electronically Tested CAMILLE J. BELISLE 127 Court Square Proprietor Woonsocket, R. 1. Avedon FEMININE FASHIONS Stadium Building Olive Pothier Bill Messere THE SHOE REBUILDER BEAUTICIAN 4 Main St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 247 Car Barn Bowling Alleys DURCO Washing Powders — Soaps 1004 Social Street Cleaning Fluids — Waxes Tel. 4869 Duryea Products Co., Inc. 168 Rockland Ave., Woonsocket, R. 1. Bernard and William Kilcline Tel. 6438 Day and Evening Elaine's Flowers Flowers For All Occasions CHARLES NYS, Prop. 225 Greene St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Henry Bousquet Dealer in Coal and Wood RANGE AND FUEL OIL Office and Yard — 252 Olo St. Telephone 373 Woonsocket, Rhode Island John's Restaurant HOME COOKING 325 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Albert J. Vanasse, Broker New Shanghai Restaurant 267 Main Street REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Woonsocket, R. 1. 99 Main Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOOD Compliments of Compliments of Dr. Charles C. lanne The Uxbridge Inn Chop Sticks Restaurant Social Bargain Store 590 Social Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island R. A. BERGESSON 6- SON, INC CONTRACTORS 41 BAXTER STREET WOONSOCKET, RHODE ISLAND Telephone: Woon. 580-W 101 ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING WORKS, INC. WOONSOCKET'S GENERAL ELECTRIC HEADQUARTERS Industrial Department G. E. Appliances 193 Railroad Street Cor. Main Clinton Sts. Austin H. Cook David Tuttle Arthur B. Merchant With R. P. SMITH SON Commercial Building Reliable Insurance — All Kinds Compliments of NATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION 194 Main St. Phone 3965 EDWARD SCHNORR, Mgr. ARTHUR A. POMFRET, Treas. S. S. KRESGE CO. WOONSOCKET HOME FURNITURE CO. The Warehouse Furniture Store 241 Social Street Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of M. I. BRENNER and B. DANIELS, Prop. WOONSOCKET AUTO PARTS 377 Cumberland Hill Rd., Woonsocket, R. I Replacement Parts for All Makes of CARS AND TRUCKS UNITED MOTORS SERVICE Distributors Phone 2862 - 2863 RED FRONT GREEN FRONT A Friend , Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1952 VAN DALE PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION 161 MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND 103 ■ ■- - • Compliments of Modern Shoe Store Packard Clothes 77 Main Street 94 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Elm St. Market Compliments of 444 Elm Street Woonsocket, R. 1. JOSEPH HEMOND, Prop. Minnie's Beauty Shops Compliments of Wrona Jewelers Paul E. Hetu, Sr. CERTIFIED WATCHMAKERS COUNCILMAN 7 Monument Sq. Woonsocket, R. 1. Lozeau's Oil Service, Inc. Compliments of HEATING OIL BURNER SERVICE Tel 371-W Woonsocket, R. 1. Short's Service Station 250 Manville Road Tel. 6144 Claudia Beauty Shoppe Roney Rae Co. 159 Greene Street Monument Square Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Manufacturers of Bobbin Holders for MULES, FRAMES TWISTERS Cote's Superette New England Coal Co., Inc. 570 No. Main Street Call 1500 or Visit Our Showroom Woonsocket, R. 1. 632 River St. Woonsocket, R. 1. A Friend Compliments of Bob's Men's Shop 42 Main Street Mongeau Shoe Store, Inc. DeStefani's Red and White Market 1 26 Main Street Tel. 2775 Woonsocket, R. 1. 512 Clinton St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of GUILLAUME L. PARENT Mayor Compliments of CHARLES E. NICHOLSON Commissioner of Public Works MILOT BROS. CO. • Lumber • Hardware Sfie+tcel Shoe. StoAe • Paint • Wallpaper Woonsocket, R. 1. 217 Social St. 381 - TEL. - 382 THEROUX BROTHERS, INC. BATCHELORS Trucking — Expressing BEVERAGES, INC. 402 Pond Street 80 River Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 700 - 701 Tel. 4010 - 4011 Best Wishes Class of '52 VICTOR MESSERE EXPERT SHOE REBUILDING A. F. WADE STUDIO 146 No. Main St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Bostonian Shoes for Men and Boys 30-32 Seventh Ave. Telephone 2438 Phone 545 Anything Photographic Compliments of MOWRY JEWELRY GRAVEL'S 10 High Street 104 Main Street Opposite Depot Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. 106 ■5;- ' r - fct ft YOU’LL REALLY ENJOY? Here's what the Telephone Company offers girls finishing High School— A chance to fill an important job. A chance to earn good pay, regu-lar raises, paid vacations. y A chance to enjoy friendly companionship, meet new people, make new friends. This is your chance to do vital work . . . get a job with plenty of responsibility and opportunity for advancement ... he associated with a reliable Companv that's known and respected everywhere — a Company you'll he proud to work for. Come in and talk to us. Get all the details. But do it now, so you'll have a head start. The LAND Telephone TELEGRAPH Company 107 Compliments of FARMLAND ICE CREAM 665 Diamond Hill Road MANDEVILLE GARAGE FERN MANDEVILLE Compliments of PARAGON RECREATION ANNEX BOWLING ALLEYS 87 Main St. 81 Bernon St Tel. 4916 Tel. 3256 Compliments of PETER PAN ICE CREAM COMPANY EDWARD F. DWYER Congratulations To THE CLASS OF '52 W. H. S. From HILL COLLEGE MENARD'S FUNERAL HOME 71 Central Street Manville, R. I. Tel. Woon. 2362 108 MENARD'S HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 56-60 Spring Street Manville, R. I. Tel. Woon. 1825 OLIVER W FONTAINE ARCHITECT Woonsocket, Rhode Island Congratulations! CLASS OF 1952 JACOB FINKELSTEIN SONS SINGLETON STREET 109 Oscar's Outlet Sports Dugout CLOTHING 62 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Headquarters for Sporting Goods Hobbies 321 Main St. — Next to Post Office Telephone 3732 Bliss Press PRINTERS 269 High St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Roberts' Children's Shop 1 24 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Philip A. Mulvey Co. Paints, Wallpaper, Window Glass, Hardware 40 South Main Street Tel. 1738 Tel. Woon. 5143 Aram's Furniture Store ARAM L. BELANGER, Prop. Woonsocket's Busiest Furniture Store 28 Arnold St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Congratulations Lamoureux Furniture Co. Champ's Diner 539 Clinton Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Dr. A. Garneau — Optometrist John C. Cosseboom Insurance Agency 600 Clinton Street W. W. INGRAHAM EVELYN S. COSSEBOOM Woonsocket, R. 1. 99 Main St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Collamati's Super Markets 1081 Social St. 304 Cass Ave. Mousseau's, Inc. 289 Main Street STATE LINE GENERAL STORE 1205 Social Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Barney's Men's and Boys' Wear Judge Walter H. Sharkey 23 Social Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Gardella's Woon. 5985 Wm. Grenier Son JOHN JANNITTO, Prop. PRINTERS 190 Arnold St. Woonsocket, R. 1. 110 Compliments of DAURAY BARDSLEY, INC. THOMAS P. FOGARTY, D.M.D. 1 Front Street Woonsocket, R. 1. WOONSOCKET TYPEWRITER CO. CHRISTIANSEN 243 Main Street AND COMPANY Woonsocket, R. 1. SOLD - RENTED - REPAIRED Compliments of Compliments of BELL COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND DR. S. ROBERT SADWIN DENTIST 104 Lowland Street Suite 202 - 203 Woonsocket, R. 1. Stadium Bldg. WOONSOCKET Congratulations To CLASS OF '52 TIRE SALES SERVICE, INC. GOODYEAR TIRES RITECAPS FLORENCE DYE WORKS Drown Street 197 Social Street City Woonsocket, R. 1. Geanacou's Market Compliments of For Quality Meats 268 So. Main St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Nys Flower Shop 508 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Tel. 7139 Dola's Cut Rate 92 Maple Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Richard's Jewelry 52 North Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Hilda's Dance Studio Member of D. E. A. and Dance Masters of America A Friend 71 Alysworth Ave., Woonsocket, R. 1. Robert's Oil Service TEL. 7200 ORIENT A. ROBERT, Prop. Sun Lumber Burner Sales Service Fuel Oil and Range Oil Tel. 6427 - 3053-R Prompt Service No. Main St., and Freight Yard Woonsocket, R. 1. E. Auger Jeweler 77 Heroux Ave. Woonsocket, R. 1. Park Square Texaco Service Park Square Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 7251 Elm St. Variety Store 521 Elm Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Congratulations to the 1952 Graduates Fairmount Dairy 545 Front Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Larkin Bridal Shop 218 Bernon Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Hugo's Market 480 Diamond Hill Road Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Tel. 2422 2421 HUGO COLLAMATI, Prop. Congratulations to the CLASS OF '52 Jack Harry's Auto Stores Mrs. Teresa M. Dalton 137 Court Square Woonsocket, R. 1. Mrs. Teresa M. Dalton CITY DAIRY PAUL DUMONTIER, Prop. WOONSOCKET AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Custer Motor Sales, 330 Social St............ —---------------- HUDSON Jones Motor Co., 11 Front St. ................ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Leclaire Monty, Inc., 372 Social St. -------------------- STUDEBAKER Mack-Buick, 200 Social St. —......... —------------------------ BUICK Marcoux Bros., Inc., 177 Social St._______ —-------------- — CHEVROLET National Motor Sales, 45 Social St. --------------------------- FORD Pepin Motors, 647 Social St. ........... — DESOTO PLYMOUTH Norman R. Gravin, Inc., 63 Hamlet Ave............... MERCURY LINCOLN Senn Motor Co., 103 North Main St. ...................... PONTIAC Ward Motors, 28 Social St. ----------- —---------------- — CADILLAC Wood Ave. Motor Sales, 643 Wood Ave. ..... PACKARD INTERNATIONAL Woonsocket Nash Co., 315 Social St. ............................. NASH 113 Best Wishes to the Young Men and Women of the Graduating Class of the Woonsocket High School, 1952. Compliments of Morin's Auto Repair Service Woonsocket Young Men's Christian Association 29 Victor St. Woonsocket, R. 1. A Friend Nello's Motor Sales 629 Front Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 2494 Tolia's Confectionery and Restaurant Edward T. Mee INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 251 Main St. Tel. 1812-W 245 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Talk It Over With Mee Lafontaine's Market CHOICE MEATS - VEGETABLES 1830 Mendon Rd Woon. Tel. 6004 -W You Call — We Deliver Large or Small Order L. H. Tillinghast Supply Co. PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES George W. Egan Compliments of Park Square Diner Dud's Oil Service Harry Levine, M.D. 176 Greene Street R. 1. Hospital Trust Bldg. Woonsocket, R. 1. Phone 5110 Woonsocket, R. 1. Best Wishes Class of '52 from The Friendly Corner 271 Third Avenue Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Deslaurier's Bakery Compliments of Tap Glass Works 631 River Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Harvey Electric Co. Electrical Construction H. LAMY - Prop. 174 Coe St. Woonsocket, R. 1. c c� 4� � r S•f,f S j to • • Compliments of BOCCE CLUB Compliments of MOUNT ST. CHARLES ACADEMY ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR CO. 1920 - ENGINEERING CRAFTSMANSHIP - 1952 40-42 Island Place, Woonsocket, Rhode Island A FRIEND BOWEN BUS LINES, INC. Millville, Massachusetts 115 STANDARD CAB CO PINAULT HARDWARE CO. Dealers in HARDWARE, WOODENWARE, CORDAGE and TOOLS WALLPAPER, SAPOLIN PAINT, ETC. 584 Social St. Tel. 2283 - 2284 TWO-WAY RADIO EQUIPPED TAXI Tel. Woonsocket 5000 24-HOUR SERVICE Compliments of ED'S TELEVISION SALES SERVICE 67 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. I. LAFAYETTE WORSTED SPINNING C O . TEL. 159 Woonsocket's Largest Union Plant STAR PRINTING COMPANY COMMERCIAL MILLWORK 534 Clinton St. Woonsocket, R. I. RHODE ISLAND PLUSH MILLS Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of A. P. FOOD STORES LOUIS FASHION SHOP 151 Main Street Woonsocket A. F. SMILEY CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS PAWTUCKET RHODE ISLAND Compliments of Phone 61-62 NARRAGANSETT GOUIN SUPPLY COMPANY KNITTING MILLS, INC. 115 High Street 148 Bernon Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. EDDIE P. GOUIN FRANK KEARNS AUTO SUPPLY WALSH FLOWERS, INC. MACHINE SHOP SERVICE WALTER T. WALSH 100 Bernon Street 281 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Wire For Me and I'll Wire For You Compliments of VALOIS ELECTRIC SUPPLY LEFRANCOIS TRANSFER TEAMING CO., INC. 279 Greene Street 357 Arnold Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 1000 - 1 - 2 MASON-PRESTON COMPANY THE BAZAAR GIFT SHOP, INC. 243 Main Street Woonsocket, R. I. 2 Monument Square Woonsocket, R. I. New England's Largest and Most Complete Engraving Plant Advertisers Engraving Company 126 OORRANCi STREET • PROVIDENCE 1, R. I. j ew England's Small Enqtavinq jdouse, KATHARINE GIBBS IU Antaft St.. PltOVIDENCE t. R I. Alan Soar York.Bolton,Chicago. Montclair,.Y- J, Outstanding training for career-minded high school graduates. One and two year courses. Five-city personal placement. Write Enrollment Committee for “Gibhs Girls at Work.” 119 Cadoret Brothers The New Youth Fashion Center Certified Gemologists KORNSTEIN'S 507 Social St. Woonsocket, R. 1. 55 Main Street Allied 5 1.00 Store 509 Social St., Woonsocket, R. 1. GEORGE JALBERT, Prop. Compliments of Goldfine Jewelers 279 Main Street Next to The Bijou Parenteau Furniture, Inc. 144 Cumberland St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 1888 Compliments of Savard Gallant Druggists 528 Social St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Boston Furniture Store 597 - 599 Social Street Woonsocket, R. 1. J. C. Mailloux Son Co. Furniture, Floor Coverings, Appliances 603 Clinton St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of ARTHUR BEAUDET - JEWELER 1 11 Main Street WOONSOCKET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Woonsocket, R. 1. Compliments of Compliments of CHARLES A. PELLEGRINO ACCOUNTANT EISENBERG TICKTON 251 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. 31 Cumberland Street Woonsocket, R. 1. 120 Compliments of ENTERPRISE ROGER A. LAVOIE DYE WORKS, INC. CITY AUDITOR 229 FIRST AVENUE WOONSOCKET, R. 1. BEST OF LUCK TO THE Compliments of GRADUATES OF 52 City Solicitor CERCLE LAURIER, INC. JOHN F. DORIS 121 Compliments of Harvey's Dress Bridal Shop The Gown Center of Woonsocket 38 Main Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. Best Wishes to the Class of '52 Lester L. Thomas, O.D. 303 Stadium Bldg. Woonsocket, R. 1. Elwinn Shoe Shop 99 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. High Street Food Market 154 High Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Romeo's Market Meat, Vegetables, Groceries 598 Wood Avenue Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 4137 Compliments of Desrochers Brunelle, Inc. Herve J. Brunelle, Prop. Prescriptions Dr. Henry Helfand 3 Cumberland St., Woonsocket, R. 1. . Phone 2526 Compliments of Compliments of RICHARD BROTHERS THOMAS J. LALOR, M.D. School Transportation Manville, R. 1. Compliments of B. GODON SONS MASON CONTRACTORS SINCE 1914 ROBINSON'S APPAREL Specializing in Cut Stone , 12-18 High Street 48 Williams St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 5710-R • •4 4nc ■ 122 FAIRMOUNT PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY JOSEPH O. THUOT, Prop. 75 Chestnut St. TEL. 5995 Woonsocket, R. 1. ANTHONY P. ZIFCAK REALTOR - APPRAISER - INSURANCE ALWAYS THE MOST POPULAR RENDEZVOUS IN TOWN BROWN'S SUPER REXALL DRUG STORE Over 1,600,000 Prescriptions Filled in 70 Years If It's From Brown's It Has To Be Right! JOSEPH BROWN COMPANY 188 Main Street Compliments of FAIRMOUNT DYE WORKS 123 FALK BROS. Best Wishes To The Class of 1952 WOONSOCKET'S QUALITY FAMILY CLOTHING STORE 35 Main St. Woonsocket, R. I. Y. W. C. A. 380 Blackstone St. Woonsocket, R. I. Compliments of WOONSOCKET LEE'S PHARMACY BRUSH COMPANY E. L. VAINE JEWELER GORHAM SILVER WOODS ART CARVED DIAMOND RINGS HAMILTON WATCHES 260 Main Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island TRADE AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CLOVER FARM STORE For Finest Foods FREE DELIVERY UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY Serving Through Science FORTIN'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. FORTIN'S HOME APPLIANCE, INC. Corner Clinton Pond Streets Woonsocket, R. I. RHODE ISLAND MANIFOLD COMPANY 113 CLINTON STREET WOONSOCKET, R. I. TELEPHONE 303 SUCCESSOR TO i. W. MURPHY SONS ESI. 1899 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 125 FOURNIER and FOURNIER NEW YORK LACE STORE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Pawtucket, R. 1. 99 Cumberland St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Member by Invitation— High Fashions At NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Low Budget-Stretching Prices Compliments of Compliments of BERGER WOOL COMPANY MASUREL WORSTED MILLS, INC. 43 Railroad Street Samoset Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Congratulations to CLASS OF '52 Res. 1598-W Office 7388 FRANCIS P. SMITH LEO G. MARQUIS REAL ESTATE BROKER 239 Third Ave. 2 Monument Sq. Congratulations From FALLS YARN MILLS FINE WOOLEN YARNS A FRIEND 68 South Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. 126 WOONSOCKET ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS Members of the Woonsocket Association of Insurance Agents 1. Lodie Brien _____________________ 3596 2. Leo Brodeur__________________________ 5624 3. A. A. Brown....-_______________________579 4. Thomas Carey, Jr. — 18 Monument Sq..6100 5. J. C. Cosseboom Agency ______________ 2170 6. Walter T. Doran ____________________ 282 7. George R. Ethier ____________________ 4249 8. Ernest A. Faubert ______________ 3130-W 9. J. L. Fleurant _____________________ 515 10. M. Gaulin Son, Inc_________________ 2332 11. George N. Girard __...._____________ 1798 12. Francis Heslin________________________4815 13. Houtman Sicotte____________________ 4567 14. Keough Pratt, Inc. _________________ 438 15. Charles L. Kirby_______________________424 16. John F. Kirby _______________________ 5340 17. Edward T. Mee _____________________ 1812-W 18. Ida J. Morin ________________________ 2444 19. Ocean Star Insurance Agency___________2218 20. J. Hector Paquin, Agency ____________ 4720 21. Adelard E. Peloquin ______________ 5315 22. Arthur A. Rickards _______________ 3818 23. George Roberts ____________________ 3865-M 24. R. P. Smith Son_______________________98 25. H. L. Theroux _______________________ 340 LEARN RADIO AND TELEVISION Assure yourself of a high-paying civilian job or specialist rating in the Armed Forces Train on actual commercial equipment. Course prepares for Federal Communications Commission Operator and Technician License Day or Evening Classes Spring and Fall Terms PLACEMENT SERVICE R. I. RADIO SCHOOL Established 1919 40 Fountain Street Providence 3, R. I. UNion 1-9688 Over Thirty-Three Years' Experience Training Men In Radio, Electronics, and Television 127 MUNDY'S GREENHOUSES Best Wishes P Q CLOTHES SHOP Slatersville 85 Main Street Rhode Island Woonsocket, R. 1. Congratulations to Class of '52 GUERIN MILLS, INC. BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Woonsocket, Rhode Island Woonsocket Lodge No. 850 Compliments of JAMES MULLEN CO. INC. WOONSOCKET WORSTED CO. 76 Main Street Woonsocket, R. 1. 784 River Street COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Woonsocket, R. 1. Good Luck to '52 Graduates 1. MEDOFF COMPANY HOLMAN CATERING CO. JOBBERS AND CONVERTERS 157 Central Street Corner Railroad and Arnold Streets Norwood, Mass. Woonsocket, R. 1. 128 RAYMOND F. MURPHY COMPANY ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS 162 Main Street, Woonsocket, R. I. BELISLE BROS. BAKERY, INC. BAKERS OF FINE BREAD AND PASTRY PRODUCTS 35 Rathbun Street TEL. 2251 Woonsocket, R. I. Congratulations from ARGONNE WORSTED COMPANY 148 Hamlet Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island Have your own savings account! Your Savings Now Earn 2V4% Interest At . . . t e Savittcfi WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS The Bank YOU Own ESTABLISHED 1845 144 Main Street 129 Compliments of Compliments of JAMES W. QUINN CUMBERLAND HILL ESSO GARAGE 260 Cumberland Hill Road CITY TREASURER Woonsocket, R. 1. LUCIEN PROULX, Proprietor Compliments of Oldest Store in Woonsocket ESTABLISHED IN 1845 THE FRENCH WORSTED CO. F. M. LALLY Stationery, Blank Books, Periodicals, Office Supplies 80 Main Street Woonsocket, R.. 1. Compliments of For Better Service and More Comfort It's DALE BEVERAGE WOONSOCKET CONSUMERS COAL CO., INC. 500 Pond Street Telephone 5460 Tel. 95 139 Hamlet Ave., Woonsocket, R. 1. RAYMOND J. CHARTIER Compliments of KILEY'S, INC. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS MEATS GROCERIES TIMKEN DEALER Tel. 4037 15 Harris Ave. Tel. Woonsocket, R. 1. 3124-3125 -? 130 Compliments of VERDUN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of WORSTED CLOTH LODIE BRIEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 144 Court Street Woonsocket, R. I. Tel. 3596 BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. BELLIVEAU ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 2 Monument Square Woonsocket, Rhode Island 131 rCtgbgbgCqbgbjM MODERN MUSIC RADIO CO. ABRAHAM GOLDSTEIN Rhode Island's Television Headquarters PAPER MERCHANTS REFRIGERATORS - APPLIANCES 1 59 Singleton St. 13 Social St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 2994-W Res. Tel. 2994-J UNITED PAPER CO. BEAUCHEMIN OIL SERVICE RANGE FUEL OIL 50-54 East School Street Automatic Oil Burners — Sales and Service Woonsocket, R. 1. 611 Front St. Woonsocket, R. 1. Best Wishes To CLASS OF '52 DUN-RITE CLEANSERS Plant and Office KAY JEWELRY CO. 45 Foundry St. Tel. 4289 Branch Stores 149 Main Street 821 Social St. Corner Mill St. 331 Park Ave. 94 Rathbun St. TONDRE'S Formal Clothes for Hire — In Stock Service Tuxedoes — Cutaways — Ringbearer Suits FURNITURE TELEVISION White Dinner Jackets Main St„ Forestdale, R. 1. GRIGNON'S MEN'S SHOP Office Telephones 6558 - 6559 15 Cumberland St., Next to Laurier Theatre Tel. Woonsocket 2415 Open Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Nights 132 Compliments of W. H. S. DRUM MAJORETTES Compliments of LEZ JOAN MARCIA VICTOR H. MONTI, M.D. JACKIE SHIRLEY CLAIRE R. SUE BETTY DOLORES JEANNIE JOYCE CLAIRE B. DORIS MURIEL DYBALA'S SPRING BOTTLING WORKS, INC. DOYLE MOTORS, INC. 46 Thomas Street Pond at Snow Street Woonsocket, R. I. Authorized TEL. WOON. 35-W DODGE - PLYMOUTH Makers of Fine Soft Drinks Dodge «Job.Rated� truck Dealer GOOD - and GOOD FOR YOU Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1952 McCarthy's Northern Rhode Island's Greatest Store Compliments of COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF WOONSOCKET 640 Winter Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island 133 BEAUDET'S PHARMACY DRUGGISTS Compliments of Wright's Dept. Store Park Avenue City Social Corner NELSON T. WRIGHT '23 HUNT OIL CO. Service On All Makes Of AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS Phone 943 SADWIN'S Congratulates The Class of '52 Compliments of W. H. S. CHEERLEADERS Co-Captains NANCY D. - NANCY M. CARMELA DOTTY PAT K. PAT P. ANN BABS LIL PIXIE JANICE KAY AMERICAN PAPER TUBE CO. Woonsocket, R. I. PELLETIER CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1 73 Bailey Street Woonsocket, R. I. BIJOU and NEW PARK THEATRES 134 B. S. Electric Auto Service AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS A Friend 210 Front St., Woonsocket, R. 1. Tel. 2271 Compliments of Compliments of Forestdale Store Home Coal Co. BRUCE STOKES, Prop. 256 Privilege Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Mademoiselle Compliments of Mcngeon's Sea Food 240 Main St., Woonsocket, R. 1. FRESH FISH, SHELL FISH and LOBSTERS WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S APPAREL 630 Social Street, Woonsocket, R. 1. Parisian Cleaners, Inc. 103 Front Street Woonsocket, R. 1. Leverone's Fruit Store Compliments of Compliments of Woonsocket Lumber Co. Richard H. Dowling, M.D. 58 Rivulet Street Cancellation Shoe Shop FAMOUS MAKE WOMEN'S SHOES Opp. Post Office Compliments of The Glamour Shoppe EXCLUSIVE LADIES' APPAREL 2 Monument Square PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 135 Compliments of RAOUL ROY CONTRACTOR IN REPAIRS----CARPENTRY 52 Lafayette Street Woonsocket, Rhode Island TEL. 6706-M J. B. FARNUM COMPANY HARDWARE - PAINTS - SPORTING GOODS Monument Square Compliments of WOONSOCKET FALLS MILL SPRING GROVE SPINNING CO. 136 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Sgl y - - i . - m mt •'w “ %. rSjj? X •_. N... w- r5$ «-r % r-- - , ' -« rs r J V • • — __ ._ £i. kfjSgSe ■ $•